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A plunging view over the canyon of the Gorges du Verdon, the deepest in France

Live the Verdon

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Europe’s Grand Canyon, told by those who live here — from the source at Allos to the turquoise waters of Lake Sainte-Croix.

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One region, worlds to explore

From the source (2,460 m, Allos) to the confluence with the Durance — 63 municipalities, two départements, one single reference.

A plunging view over the canyon of the Gorges du Verdon, the deepest in France

The Grand Canyon

France’s deepest, ~700 m

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The Pont du Galetas and the entrance to the Gorges du Verdon on Lake Sainte-Croix

Lake Sainte-Croix

The Pont du Galetas, turquoise water

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The village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie nestled at the foot of its cliffs

Moustiers · Valensole

Faïence, lavender, Roman Riez

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Le Roc de Castellane, piton calcaire couronné par la chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Roc, dominant la porte est des Gorges du Verdon

Castellane · Moyen Verdon

The Roc, the white-water capital

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Le lac de Castillon vu depuis un parapente au-dessus de Saint-André-les-Alpes

Lac de Castillon

Paragliding at Le Chalvet, Train des Pignes

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Le village d’Esparron-de-Verdon vu depuis son lac, au terminus des basses gorges

Lac d’Esparron

Canoeing the lower gorges, medieval castle

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Lake Allos seen from Mont Pelat, the largest natural high-altitude lake in Europe, Upper Verdon

The alpine Haut-Verdon

The source, Lake Allos

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The Templar castle of Gréoux-les-Bains, thermal spa town of the lower Verdon

Basses Gorges · Quinson

Prehistory, thermal spa

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The village of Aups in the Haut-Var, truffle capital at the gateway to the Verdon

Haut-Var

Aups truffle, perched villages

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How long is the Blanc-Martel trail?

The Blanc-Martel trail is 15 km long with 600 m of elevation gain, allow 5½ hours of walking. The Parc du Verdon’s official figure is 15 km.

Source: liveverdon.com — verified on 5 July 2026