Escragnolles
Village of the Préalpes grassoises, Escragnolles is located below the Napoleon road, on the slopes of hills, facing the communal forest of Briasq, populated by white oaks with ubac and holm oaks in the adret.
Composed of twelve hamlets, each with its own identity, the village invites you to a timeless discovery, between rural traditions and grandiose landscapes. It is the dream place for lovers of calm and beautiful nature, the land of springs and pastoralism.
The Pare River is an ideal place for sport fishing, and the town is a privileged terrain for fossil research. Occupied since prehistoric times, the territory preserves many remains, such as the Claps dolmen or the Cogolin castellaras, a dry stone enclosure.
Between water, forests and traces of ancient times, Escragnolles is savored to the rhythm of nature.
Wivisites
With Wivisites, discover the Pays de Grasse in complete freedom thanks to free audio-guided tours accessible directly from your phone.
No need for a guide or schedule: choose your route, start the visit and let yourself be accompanied through the streets, villages and emblematic sites of the territory.
As you walk, discover the history, heritage, anecdotes and characters that shaped the Pays de Grasse. A simple and fun way to explore the cities and villages of the territory, at your own pace and according to your desires.
Phone in hand, listen, observe and let the Pays de Grasse tell you its story.
The essentials
In Escragnolles, we walk in the steps of History. 15 minutes from the hamlet of Colette, the Saint-Martin chapel can be reached on foot by the authentic Napoleon Route, the one followed by the emperor himself on March 2, 1815. This path, remarkably well preserved, is bordered by imposing pines and plants of Provence such as thyme and rosemary. Probably built in the 16th century, the chapel still erects its walls at the foot of the promontory of Saint-Martin.
For lovers of large spaces, the Napoleon route can also be traveled on horseback, for another way of experiencing this path full of history.
Nature, history and wide open spaces: in Escragnolles, we follow in the footsteps of the emperor.


