The small plateau rising from the Oppidum of the FIPA of Raybaud is 180 meters above sea level and covers about 5000 sqm. It found the patterned ceramics dating between the third and first millennium BC. Two small terraces, which have been dated to date have been built in the rocky ridge which encircles the plateau southeast, overlooking the river Aille.
| Department | Var |
|---|---|
| Departure municipality | Les Arcs |
| Outing type | Hike |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Duration | 1:40 |
| Recommended period | from january to december |
| Environment | Countryside |
| Kilometres | 5 km |
| Altitude upon departure | 80m |
| Change in altitude | 100m |
DN7 on the south of the city, take the path of Bac (Megalithic Site panel Terriers) and follow it for approximately 3 km.
Parking (the Tournavelle) and start the journey between the two bridges: after the bridge of Argens and before the bridge of the Aille.
From the car park, leave on foot and follow the paved road to the bridge of the Aille (iron bridge "Eiffel Bridge").
Take the path off to the right just before the railway bridge and along the river Aille approximately 1.5 km.
Take the trail that goes right through the woods to the tank (about 800 meters).
At the junction, follow the lower trail that descends to the right, overlooking the bed of the river Argens.
Several superb views over the plain of Argens and the city of Les Arcs sur Argens.
New crossing after about 1.5 km, turn right to find the way and reach the parking lot of the Tournavelle.
