Arboretum Marcel Kroenlein — trees on a sunny Alpine slope

On the woodland paths above Roure, the collection is shaped by the slope. Compare what grows in the sunny openings with the trees that shade the path.

Sunlight breaks through trees onto a narrow trail along a wooded slope.
Woodland path number 5 in the Arboretum Marcel Kroenlein at Roure. Photograph by Fal7i.Fal7i / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source de l’image · Recadrage

D’après la source

The Arboretum Marcel Kroenlein occupies a sunny mountain slope above Roure in the Tinée valley. Planting began in 1988. Its living collections and paths make the transitions between lower slopes and mountain woodland visible.

Lecture éditoriale

The arboretum’s team places the site between 1,200 and 1,722 metres and explains how the sunny exposure and influence of the Mediterranean affect what can grow there. The scientific signs offer a way into the collection through particular trees, rather than a single walk past every specimen.

Recommandation

Check the arboretum’s current access information before travelling above Roure. Wear shoes for sloping woodland paths and ask which routes suit your time and the weather.

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