This mountain bike trail through the Massif des Maures takes you up through the vineyards and olive groves where herds of cattle once roamed. "Le vallon de la chèvre" or, in Provençal, "Le Rouay de la cabre", was once a place where goats and sheep used to roam.

Start from the car park at the entrance to the Vallon de Tamary, on the route de Valcros.
Follow the B104 track along the stream on your right, passing close to the Tamary wine estate.
Continue pedalling along the Vallon de Tamary.
Then begin your ascent to the summits - it's a steep climb! Take the opportunity to observe the tree heathers, rockroses, rosemary and asphodel.
Take the B51 "Notre Dame des Maures" trail, which will take you close to the archaeological site of the "Dolmen de Gaoutabry" (to visit this site, take a small path on the right, which climbs up to the site in just a few minutes).
Then take the "La Valletane B104" track, which runs around the left-hand side of the "Signal du Favanquet" summit, where you can see the rocks.
Finally, you will start the descent back to your starting point where you will walk along the left-hand side of a forest planted by La Londe schoolchildren in 1986 (stele).

TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Bring hiking boots or trainers, water, hat or cap.
- Always keep up to date with the weather conditions.
- During the hunting season, stay on the marked trails.
- In an emergency, call 112 for help.
- It is forbidden to drive or park motorised vehicles on DFCI roads 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.