Description
Starting from the Bon Secours picnic area, this marked trail winding along the hillside invites hikers to an accessible outing.
The path takes visitors back in time to discover remnants of 1920s mining operations, crossing mining scrubland, patches of forest and a refreshing creek. Multiple viewpoints provide panoramas over the Bon Secours valley wetlands and the Pérignon bridge. The circuit covers 2 Km for an average duration of 2h of walking. Bring suitable hiking shoes and watch your step, as certain sections can be slippery during wet weather in this Great South setting.
Further information on localisation
Further information on localisation
From the parking lot of the reception desk, take your car and continue for 7 kilometers to the area equipped with Bon Secours. Once there, park in the parking lot. The start of the trail is only 100 meters away, well indicated by directional arrows.Accessibility
Not accessible in a wheelchair
Plain text period
All year round daily.
Environment
- Sensitive Natural Area
