Mont San Peyre

An 18-hectare departmental park on an old volcanic cone: a 3.4 km footpath through pine, cork oak and mimosa to the ruins of a fortress and a 360° view over the bay, the Lérins islands and the Estérel.

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Checked on mandelieu-tourisme.com, cotedazurfrance.fr, October 2026. Check seasons and hours with the place before you go.

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