Colline De Comboire, Protected natural area in Claix and Seyssinet-Pariset, France.
Colline de Comboire is a protected natural area spanning both Claix and Seyssinet-Pariset that rises to about 533 meters. The hill is marked by limestone cliffs and contains oak forests alongside alluvial woodland along the Drac River.
The site received official protection status as an ecological and faunistic zone in January 2017. This designation recognized its importance for preserving the natural diversity of the Grenoble region.
The place reflects how local people connect with the surrounding natural spaces through regular visits and observation. Walkers and nature enthusiasts have shaped how this landscape is experienced in daily life.
Multiple hiking trails allow visitors to explore different sections, with access points from both Claix and Seyssinet-Pariset. Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable conditions for walking the various routes.
The limestone cliffs serve as nesting sites for European eagle owls and peregrine falcons, birds rarely seen elsewhere in the area. The slopes also support unusual plant species like Juniperus thurifera that are found nowhere else nearby.
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