Several scenic trails have been created by the Office National des Fôrets (French Forestry Commission) that trace a path between the sea and the
mountains.
mountains.
They are at one with the local wildlife and landscape, having been created using only in situ materials. Overhanging Cap d’Ail and the Principality of
Monaco you’ll discover the Tête de Chien (Dog’s Head), a 500 m high limestone mountain dating from the Jurassic, as well as the local flora which
benefits from the warm, temperate climate.
Closed path between beacons 605 and 606.
Information: https://randoxygene.departement06.fr/pays-nicois/tour-de-la-tete-de-chien-9300.html
Monaco you’ll discover the Tête de Chien (Dog’s Head), a 500 m high limestone mountain dating from the Jurassic, as well as the local flora which
benefits from the warm, temperate climate.
Closed path between beacons 605 and 606.
Information: https://randoxygene.departement06.fr/pays-nicois/tour-de-la-tete-de-chien-9300.html
