Flamingos close to town – Camargue Bull loop from Presqu'île de Mornès

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Flamingos close to town – Camargue Bull loop from Presqu'île de Mornès

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Flamingos close to town – Camargue Bull loop from Presqu'île de Mornès

01:59

36.3km

10m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

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Parc naturel régional de Camargue

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8.41 km

Stieren van de Camargue.

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the tour of the Vaccarès pond and a superb gravel ride

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8.50 km

Pointe de Cacharel, Etang de Monro

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Short side road of the Route de Méjanes. Great spot for birdwatching, flamingos and others, in the shallow Étang de Monro.

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16.3 km

Flamingos close to town

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You can observe flamingos everywhere here in peace and quiet.

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19.6 km

Camargue Horses in Parc Naturel Régional de Camargue

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29.2 km

Gravel Track Along Étang de Vaccarès

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A superb gravel track runs alongside the Vaccarès lagoon. The track is in poor condition in places. I recommend having tires with a width greater than 40 millimeters for comfort. This approximately ten-kilometer section has no refreshment points. Remember to bring water with you.

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30.4 km

Domaine Paul Ricard de Méjanes

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This is a passage with good chances to see the famous wild horses. Wikipedia gives a definition:
The Camargue is a breed of small saddle horse with a gray coat, native to the region of the same name, south of France in the Rhone delta, the departments of Gard and Bouches-du-Rhone. This horse lives traditionally in freedom in its original swamps and its genealogy remains mysterious, although it is considered as one of the oldest races of the world. Camargue foals are born with a dark robe and become lighter as they age, until they become almost white. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camargue_(cheval)

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31.7 km

Camargue Bull

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Shaped by its natural habitat, the Camargue bull is an animal of a rustic breed. The cattle of the Camargue live almost wild in herds, the "Manades" and their rearing and exercise area are the grasslands and the swamps of the Camargue. With its slender body and head, it barely exceeds 1.30 meters at the shoulder. Its fur is always very dark in color - brown to black. The horns, the typical identification mark of this breed, are very long, tapering and - predominantly in the female animals - curved in the form of a perfect lyre.

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