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At the foot of the Aiguilles, you cross two completely different environments. Humid land on the Vèbre and arid zones on the southern slopes of the pas de l'Estang and Palloir. The jagged rocks of Les Aiguilles are the eye-catchers on this short walk.
This beautiful nature walk explores the surroundings of the picturesque village of Roynac. The route goes through forest to the Crête de la colline de Chevrière with some nice views. Through more open countryside and then forest again, it continues to the ruins of the ancient village of Roynac high above La Valdaine.
Hike through one of the most beautiful forests of the Drôme, the forest of Saou. The route follows part of the mule track built for pack animals, which winds gently over the south slope.
Nice walk through forest in the massif of the Grand Barry with beautiful views on the way of the Vercors, the plateau d'Ambel, Les Trois Becs and the Diois region. At the ruins of the Chateau de Barry you can have a picnic with a beautiful view as a backdrop.
In Vassieux-en-Vercors during the Second World War there were fierce confrontations between the resistance fighters and the German army. This walk takes you to the Mémorial de la Résistance on the Col de la Chau. From there it continues through a forest to the Pelouse de Derbonouse, a beautiful plateau. A steep descent to the hamlet of La Mure begins on the Col de la Mure. From there you walk through the beautiful Vassieux valley back to the starting point.
This hike first goes through beautiful La Sure valley and then through a pine forest to start a steep climb to the Crête de Ramiat. On the ridge you have a beautiful view of the Drôme valley and the Diois. You follow the ridge to Les Plaines. From this point you start the quiet descent with beautiful views of the Quint valley.
This walk goes over the beautiful Plateau de Font d'Urle to the Puy de la Gagère at an altitude of 1651m. Then you walk along the edge of the cliffs with beautiful views along the way to the hamlet of Font d'Urle. You return to the starting point via the GR93.
During this walk, discover the wild and unspoilt nature in the heart of the Vallon du Paradis. From the Valcroissant abbey you walk along the flanks of the Glandasse on shady paths and you have beautiful panoramas on this lush valley along the way.
This hike goes to the top of Mount Barral which with its 1903 meters is a fantastic vantage point to admire the Dévoluy massif with the Grand Ferrand and the Aiguilles de Lus in the foreground.
Walk from the picturesque hamlet of Archiane to the majestic cliffs of the Cirque d'Archiane, between rocks, boxwood and scrub. The Cirque d’Archiane is a suitable habitat for the four species of vultures that occur in the Vercors. The vertical limestone cliffs face south, making them ideally located to build a nest and to take off. Along the way you have beautiful views.
If you want to get to know Les Hauts Plateaux du Vercors, this walk is an absolute must. Via an oak forest you climb to the plateau of the Montagne de Beure. At the viewpoint you will be presented with a first impressive panorama, with the Grand Veymont as eye-catcher. Then you walk to the edge of the cliffs and get the most spectacular views of the Glandasse, the Diois region and peaks of the Vercors. At a last viewpoint you get a nice view of the Col de Rousset before you descend back to the starting point.
This adventurous gps walk goes from the hamlet of Plan-de-Baix at the foot of la Croix du Vellan to the banks of the Gervanne where you conquer the wilderness along old fishing paths. You cross the river 5 times along a Gue (crossing) to reach the impressive Chute de la Druise waterfall.
This beautiful walk takes you past the small Bodon Abbey to the Col de Saint-May and the summit of Le Devès at 1048 meters altitude. From then on follow the ridge from the Rocher de Saint-Auban to the Rocher du Caire. Along the way you will almost certainly be fascinated by the majestic flight of the griffon vultures that have their nests in the flanks of the rock.
This beautiful walk starts in the hamlet of Archiane, which lies in the shadow of the beautiful Cirque d'Archiane. You follow the GR93 through the Combe de l'Aubaise valley where ibex, chamois and griffon vultures feel at home. After a steep climb you will arrive at the desolate plateau La Plaine du Roi. This plain is located in the Les Hautes Plateuax du Vercors nature reserve. You walk a while on the plaine to have an impresssion of the vastness.
This walk goes through the valley of Le Rif to the Pas du Loup from where you go through a forest to the high mountain pastures of the Tête du Mouret. Here you have a beautiful view of the Gorges du Eygues and the surrounding mountains. Via the Montrond, of which you can take the name of the mountain very literally, you return to the starting point.
This beautiful walk offers you one of the most beautiful panoramas on the north side of the Les Hautes Plateaux nature reserve with attention being drawn to the Grand Veymont. For this walk you need some sense of orientation to go through the chaotic landscape via Pré Peyret to the old Roman quarries in the beautiful valley of Queyrie.
This walk goes high above the valley of the Eygues to the Col de la Bergerie. From the Col you walk through a beautiful forest to Le Marcel and further along the ridge of the Devès with beautiful views. If you are lucky, griffon vultures float with you on your journey.
The walk departs from the medieval village of Sainte-Jalle through the bois d'Embrun to the Col d'Onglon where you have a beautiful view of Mont Ventoux, among others. After a steep descent you follow a part of the GRP Tour des Baronnies back to the starting point.
This walk introduces you to the largest plateau of the Vercors, the d'Ambel plateau. You walk on the edge of the cliffs to the top of the Tête de la Dame where you have beautiful panoramas on the Monts du Diois, des Barronnies, Mont Ventoux and the Drôme valley.