

A short, easy bike ride to Saint André de Rosans and its 10th-century Benedictine priory.
This easy loop takes you on a tour of the Rosanais basin. The fortified village of Rosans looks like a jewel set in a lush green setting. The ochre-colored facades, the sun-kissed hues of the canal tiles, and the striking Square Tower invite you to explore further! Strolling through Rosans, you’ll discover all the charm of medieval towns: cobblestone streets, covered passageways, religious buildings, fountains and wash houses, beautiful mansions, and ornate gates.
Along the way, don’t miss the former Cluniac priory of Saint-André-de-Rosans, a listed Historic Monument and a fine example of Provençal Romanesque architecture with its carved friezes and 12th-century mosaics, identical to those at the monastery of Ganagobie.
The route continues along the Eygues River on the D 425. At the intersection with the Ferme aux Arômes de Mange-Fèves, continue right onto the D 116.
Finally, take the D 25 to return to Rosans.
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The Sisteronais Buëch region has been designated an “Espace Cyclosport” by the French Cycling Federation and meets quality standards for accommodating road cyclists.
Parking lot in the village centre near the tourist office in Rosans.
From Serres (24 km), take the D 994 to Rosans. Turn right in the center of the village onto the D 25.
Main place in Rosans
Main place in Rosans