7 result(s) for : node/dolmens

Les dolmens – Les Divols – Beaulieu (N°63A)

Beaulieu

The oldest known dolmens are found in Brittany and Portugal along the Atlantic coast, and are 1000 years older than those in the Ardeche. The Ardeche dolmens are also contemporary with certain Egyptian pyramids.

• 01h30
• 481 D+
• 4.0 km

Chemin de la montagne de la Serre, sentiers découverte des Dolmens

Grospierres

• 03h00
• 375 D+
• 6.0 km

Chemin du Ranc de Figère – Circuit long, sentiers découverte des Dolmens

Labeaume

• 03h30
• 312 D+
• 9.0 km

Chemin des Combettes, sentiers découverte des Dolmens

Saint-Alban-Auriolles

The Dry Stone Trail: an easy walk to discover two dolmens, a capitelle, remarkable cultural heritage, and a spring in the heart of the village. Starting point: Parking du Lièvre, Rue Pierre Marius Perbost: head to Saint-Alban-Auriolles via the D208

• 02h00
• 119 D+
• 6.0 km

Prehistoric Walk

Saint-Alban-Auriolles

What are the oldest European monuments? No doubt the Dolmens and Menhirs, the emblematic "monuments" of the Megalithic era. They were the work of the earliest farmers and breeders living in Neolithic Europe, the last prehistoric period.

• 03h45
• 229 D+
• 10.9 km

“Oppidum and dolmens” circuit

Lussas

Walking tour n°3 included in the topo guide "Monts de Berg & Massif du Coiron". Loop of 12 km, easy level Lenght: 4h30 Route possible with a mountain bike: easy level

• 124 D+
• 12.0 km

La Baume de Ronze

Orgnac-l'Aven

A short walk to enjoy with your family in the shade of the oak trees. A chance to explore the geological and human history of this vast plateau shaped by history and time, including limestone pavements, sinkholes and dolmens.

• 02h00
• 168 D+
• 5.9 km