Hiking the Perreal
David & Karen Taylor · Explore · Stay FitThe Perreal hill is on the west side of Saint Saturnin Les Apt and the walk gives spectacular views in all directions.
From our house, we walk the 800 metres to the village and then continue straight across opposite the bar du Platane.
At the end of the road, turn right and traverse across towards the Perreal passing Domaine des Andeols. A short way along from here it’s a left turn and the climb begins. …Continue reading here for the original article.
Saint Saturnin Les Apt is in the Luberon. This perched village is much less touristy in peak season than its Luberon neighbours Bonnieux, Gordes, Lacoste and Menerbes.
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