Promenade Le Corbusier, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin

Hike of 14/10/2018: beautiful weather no clouds (same too hot). We parked our car on the street François Monléon between the station of Carnolès and seaside. Arrived at the roundabout on the promenade of the Cap Martin (seaside) we go back right on about 100 m up to 1 carrefour to take on our left the avenue Winston Churchill that we go back 200 m until you find on our little gauche1 way parallel to the avenue, and following the edge of sea, to the path of the Customs officers at the edge of the Cap Martin. Continue for about 1 hour in a scenery of great beauty: the sea, vegetation (many pines, and as a backdrop off Monaco and its buildings;) Journey within the reach of all, very few stairs of uneven and entirely cemented floor. We find the shed of Le Corbusier at the bottom on the left. The site is enclosed by a fence high enough and a sign indicates that the visits can be made after booking. At the glance outside that shed seen from the back looks like all the huts! then we still continue to arrive at the small station of Roquebrune Cap Martin where all the many TER appear to ' stop. We have traveled about 4.5 km in 2 hours. From there 3 possibilities to us: either return to point of departure by the same route, either by train, or continue up to Monaco. We continued to Monaco: on our left very down below a huge sandy beach. The path runs along the train tracks, and this 2nd section is not at all pleasant: muddy ground following the spill of pipes of sewage, some stairs quite steep and view very little clear. It will be like that on a little more than 2 km, until you come to the Monte Carlo country Club. About 500 m further on, we arrive at a crossroads and can access bus stops to return to Chin. However, we choose to continue straight ahead until the center of Monaco where we walk a little and continue up to the station to reach Carnolès by train. Altogether this "Ballad" is estimated at almost 11 Km.

If you love nature, go on this path of the Customs officers, the sound of the waves, the beauty of the reefs, an alley paved up to Monte Carlo (allow 2 hours leisurely), all bordered olive trees cactus of any kind, a beautiful residence that we see, finally a great walk in perspective with shady benches from time to time! really do not miss!

A walk to do when you're in the corner the way is quite physical at times (stairs)