Corniche des Crêtes

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The Corniche des Crêtes is a picturesque and narrow coastal road in the south of France, winding from Cassis to La Ciotat along the Mediterranean shore.

The road was opened to traffic in 1969 and it leads along the Falaises (high cliffs) up to Cap Canaille, a cape 362 meters above the sea, and the highest cliff in France. From there it continues to Grande Tête, an elevation which is 399 meters high.

The Corniche des Crêtes is about 15 kilometers long and offers magnificent views of the sea, as well as the town of Cassis and the Calanques.


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Massif des Calanques

Calanques
Sormiou | Morgiou | Sugiton |Oeil de verre | Devenson | En-Vau | Port-Pin | Port-Miou | Arène

Mountain ranges and features
Marseilleveyre | Mont Puget |Cosquer cave | La Gineste | Corniche des Crêtes | Cap Canaille | The Semaphore
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