Legend has it that the train was used to pick pinecones. It's interesting to walk around the mountains. It's really enjoyable to see many towns that want to stop and live near the mountains and rivers.
Train des Pignes attraction highlights
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The steam train, nicknamed "Pine Cone Train" by the locals, travels daily between Nice and Digne-les-Bains, with a total length of 151 kilometers, and its first journey dates back to 1891. There are more than a dozen small town or country platforms along the way, and 70 large and small stations are enough for passengers to enjoy the beautiful area between the sea and the mountains. Along the route, you can see flocks of perched birds, spectacular canyons and lavender meadows. From the palms of the Riviera Côte d’Azur to the scent of thyme in the Haut Pays, from olive groves to the tops of snow-capped mountains, take in the views of the French countryside in one day.
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Show More ReviewsLegend has it that the train was used to pick pinecones. It's interesting to walk around the mountains. It's really enjoyable to see many towns that want to stop and live near the mountains and rivers.