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RÉSERVE NATURELLE NATIONALE DE LA FORÊT DE LA MASSANE

ARGELES-SUR-MER
Coastal natural areas
Patrimoine naturel
Natural reserve
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 1
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 1Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 8
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 8©Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 7
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 7©Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 6
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 6©Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 5
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 5Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 4
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 4Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 3
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 3Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 2
RNN FORET DE LA MASSANE 2Diane Sorel - RNN Massane
66700 ARGELES-SUR-MER
France

    Regarding

    Created in 1973, the National Nature Reserve of the Forêt de la Massane is one of the first nature reserves in France.
    It has been considered for more than 50 years as an open-air laboratory and hosts many scientists from all over the world.
    With more than 8,200 species recorded on just 336 ha, this is one of the best inventoried sites internationally.
    La Réserve de la Massane has been preserving one of the last old French beech forests in free evolution for more than 150 years.
    It is for this reason that it has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 28, 2021.

    Activities are regulated on this exceptional natural site (visit authorized on marked trails, fires and camping prohibited, dog on a leash only, picking prohibited, any disturbance or degradation of the environment prohibited).

    RestrictionsCamping, Circulate outside the set trails, Collect minerals, Make fire, Collection forbidden, Leave trash/garbage