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La vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

The Takamaka valley, here is a difficult hike to do in the heights of Saint-Benoît.

St. Benedict

Round trip

path - Track

Children - Seniors

TRAIL INFO:
- It is necessary to inquire about the weather.
- Do not venture into an unmarked path.
- Keep in mind the emergency number: 112
- Not be dizzy

You will have the opportunity to take beautiful photos of the viewpoints and the lush vegetation.

The valley of Takamaka in Saint-Benoît

Distance: 11,0 km

Stage 1: Takamaka Belvedere car park

Departure is from the car park at the Belvédère du 16ème km. From the start, a view worthy of the film Jurassic park.
Take the path to the right of the belvedere.

Début de la randonnée de la vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

Step 2

You will cross a forest which is part of the World Heritage of Humanity.
Remember to stay on the marked trail.

Vue depuis le sentier de randonnée sur la vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

Step 3

Throughout the hike, you will have the opportunity to admire incredible views of the imposing waterfalls.
If you look into the river, it is quite possible that you can see pooch-mouth-roundfish and rainbow trout, introduced in the 1950s.
In addition, with a little luck, you will be able to observe papangues in the sky, which hover in this sector.

Vue sur une cascade depuis le sentier de randonnée dans la vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

Stage 4: The Banana Islet

The Banana Island, because it was occupied by M Cazal who cultivated bananas, palmist dreams, grapes, darlings and corn.

Ilet à bananes, sur le sentier de randonnée de la vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

Step 5: The 27 scales

An experience to live, but be careful to hold the bars well. Continue the trail and turn left at the next intersection.

Les 27 échelles sur le sentier de randonnée de la vallée de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

Step 6: the belvedere

You arrive at the belvedere. You will have a view of the Takamaka 2 catchment. A kiosk will allow you to take a break and eat a little. This point is also the junction of the track which can take you to the Bébour forest road.

Panneau d'indication sur le sentier de Takamaka à Saint-Benoît

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