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Fontaine de Vaucluse at low water. Everything in view is submerged at high water.
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If you have serious objections to riding (or pushing) up or down this kind of steep, rough, and loose "trail," the Grande Traversee of Luberon or Vaucluse is probably not for you; there's a lot of this kind of thing.
Wow. The Marquis de Sade's chateau. You kind of assumed (hoped) this was all just perverted fantasy, but this castle feels pretty real.
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F Felix
Sep 14, 2019 near Lagnes, FR
“Fontaine de Vaucluse at low water. Everything in view is submerged at high water.”  

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Fontaine de Vaucluse at low water. Everything in view is submerged at high water.
Wow. The Marquis de Sade's chateau. You kind of assumed (hoped) this was all just perverted fantasy, but this castle feels pretty real.
A stretch of quiet pavement and lavender after descending along the edge of the cliff top.
The trail hugs the cliff top for excellent views.
Looking back at the end of the hike-a-bike and heading into forest singletrack.
The peculiar cedar forest of the Luberon makes for smooth, shady riding.
If you have serious objections to riding (or pushing) up or down this kind of steep, rough, and loose "trail," the Grande Traversees of Luberon and Vaucluse are probably not for you; there's a lot of this kind of thing.
If you have serious objections to riding (or pushing) up or down this kind of steep, rough, and loose "trail," the Grande Traversee of Luberon or Vaucluse is probably not for you; there's a lot of this kind of thing.
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