This hike begins in the Pansard valley, an ideal starting point for exploring the natural and historical riches of the Maures massif. From the first climbs, you'll be immersed in typical Mediterranean vegetation, with arbutus, heather, rockrose and cork oak, typical of the maquis.

The route takes you to the Gaoutabry dolmen, the largest megalith in the Var and an impressive testimony to prehistoric times. This listed site is surrounded by an enclosure, which you can cross to get a close-up view of the remains of this funerary structure. This walk will also take you through the vineyards and allow you to admire the pretty views over the sea, La Londe les Maures, the Salins d'Hyères and the Golden Islands.
At the end of the route, the walk will take you to the hamlet of Notre-Dame-des-Maures.
Did you know?
The dolmen is a collective tomb dating from the Neolithic period and is listed as a Monument Historique. The presence of this edifice suggests the past existence of a community with strong beliefs in the cult of the dead.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:

- Depart from the Notre Dame des Maures piste car park on the Collobrières road (D88).

TIPS
- Bring hiking boots or trainers, water, hat or cap.
- Always keep informed of weather conditions.
- During the hunting season, stay on the marked trails.
- In an emergency, call 112 for help.
- The movement and parking of all motorised vehicles on DFCI roads is prohibited all year round. From June to September, before driving in the Var mountain ranges, check the opening conditions on the fire risk map (updated at 5pm every day for the following day) or by calling the tourist office.