Discover SAS Taupe Chef at La faurie, Hautes-Alpes

Between Drôme and Hautes-Alpes, this forest hike is refreshing. On leaving, linger in the alleys of the village of La Piarre. 50 m downstream from the bridge over the Courenq torrent, cross the footbridge on the left ("Gorges du Gros Morel" post) and go up the path to the hamlet of the Château (GRP markings). Follow the road for 100 m. Follow then  the path on the right which goes up and  get back to the road in a hairpin bend. Follow the road upwards for 400 m Take another path to the right which joins a track. Follow that track to the right. About 300 m after a hairpin bend, the path leaves the track on the left and climbs to come out at the Col de Combes (1413 m). At the "Col des Combes" post, leave the GRP and follow the left path. After about 750 m, descend a steep path, which goes left to the Col de Carabès. Cross the road and walk up the steep path to reach the Serre du Charron ridge (1357 m). A bumpy winding path runs along this ridge often under pines, firs or beeches. Pass the Col de la Selle and continue on the ridge to the Col du Charron (1319 m). Reach the wide tracks and, at the second post "Col de Charron", go down by following the one on the left, in a  pines, then beeches forest . It is extended by a road. Go past the farm in the hamlet of Granges. After the bend around the rock of Serre Lacroix, take the path on the right, cross the torrent and reach the starting point back.

Cette petite boucle cyclotouritique sans difficulté rayonne autour de la Bâtie-Montsaléon, ce petit village qui dort aujourd'hui sur le site d'une importance ville gallo-romaine. Le site a été plusieurs fois fouillé et identifié comme un des plus importants sur la voie romaine allant de Milan à Arles. Depuis la mairie de La Bâtie-Montsaléon, suivre la D148 direction Savournon jusqu'à l'intersection avec la D 48 A l'intersection de la D 148 avec la D 48, prendre à gauche pour passer le Col de Chaumiane puis continuer en direction de Chabestan. Suivre la route sur 4km jusqu'au croisement de la D 48 avec la D 49 Chabestan. Au carrefour, prendre la route du Villard gauche. Suivre cette route sur 3,5 km pour revenir jusqu'au parking de la mairie de La Bâtie-Montsaléon.

Balade facile, au panorama fantastique sur le bassin du Buëch, les sommets du Dévoluy et les montagnes de Savournon. De la place publique de La Bâtie-Montsaléon, devant la mairie, monter dans le vieux village et zigzaguer dans les ruelles jusqu’au château. Le contourner par la gauche et suivre la piste qui longe le plateau de Marésieu pendant 1,5 km. Au bout du plateau, descendre à droite pendant 50 m, croiser une piste et poursuivre le sentier en lacets, pour partir à droite en suivant la courbe de niveau, en longeant les champs cultivés. Descendre ensuite à gauche sur une ancienne piste pour rejoindre le chemin goudronné (Chabestan / La Bâtie-Montsaléon).  Prendre cette route à droite pendant 1,3 km jusqu’à La Bâtie-Montsaléon.

For a few kilometers discover the natural resources of the valley of Jarjatte, a magnificent site classified by the state since 2012, for the recognition of the picturesque of this place and the work done by all the local actors for its safeguarding. From La Jarjatte, follow the GR 93 for 400m towards La Plainie 1. From there, take a path in the woods to reach the Permafrost de Combe Obscure 2. Continue until the Pasture of Mougious 3 and its magnificent panorama, before descending to Ravine de la Chaumette 4 (attention strong slope). Then join the Cascade de Mougious 5 at 200 m. Go back to the Ravin de la Chaumette 6 and head towards La Jarjatte via the Combe Bertin 7. Take the road between Combe Bertin and La Jarjatte for 1.6 km.

Diversified and disorienting, this hiking will make you go through rural paths, beech forest, limestone cliff, pastures… You will also have the honour to walk onto the former door-to-door salesmen pathway – which used to link Serres to La Drôme Go up the Sigottier road until La Montagne hamlet (977 meters). From the hamlet, hike up the valley on the same road (for about 1,5 km) and then take a path ending into a forest one. Once the Pied du Duffre reached (1447 meters), on a lawn strewn with Scots pine, take the path on your left towards Arron’s pass. From the pass, you can reach the Duffre summit (1h30 return trip) by crossing through the pastures (2,4 km and 300 meters slope). Take the left path (towards “Le bonnet Rouge”) which pass nearby a sheepfold and reach the Saute pass. At the Saute pass (1499 meters), follow the main track which lands on a wide bend until the Pré pass (indicated “col de Champlat”, 1501 meters). At the Pré pass (or “col de Champlat”), leave the track and turn left in a small pasture. 50 meters further, turn right and cross a small wood. A path alongside the mountain ridge bypasses the Bonnet Rouge summit on the left and reaches Champlat. From Champlat, a return trip allows you to reach the summit (1645 meters) by following the ridge on the right (1 km and 60 meters slope). Follow the long Serre de la Bouisse ridges. The path ends up between box trees’ heaths and the limestone pavement to reach Jardanne rock (1359 meters.) At the Jardanne rock, turn left and go down a beech forest until the Ollagnier source. At the source, follow an undergrowth path on the right leading to Saumane pass. At the pass, turn left on a wide path leading to the Michons. Cross the hamlet and go down the single track until the departure point.

Walk through the wide open spaces of several important alpine pastures. From the passes of Tournerond and La Chante, admire the sumptuous panorama of the peaks surrounding you, you will leave with unforgettable images full head. At the Pont des Amayères (parking), take the path that enters the gorges towards the Bergeries des Amayères 1. To the sheepfolds, the valley separates in two, take the left one which goes towards the Valle de Tranchemule 2, go along a small stream. After crossing the Vallon de Tranchemule, the trail stiffens to reach the Col de Tournerond 3. Join the Col de la Chante 4 crossing the alpine slopes to your right. Once on the ridge, you will descend to the pass. Leave the ridge and descend into the hollow of the valley to reach La Cassa 5. The trail, leading to the foot of the Chevalet mountain, widens and continues for a moment flat, then descends to the crossing of the Reservoir 6. From there, continue straight, cross the hamlet of Sièzes 7 and Chemin des Miellons 8. In the first turn of the road, a path allows to cut the laces to join the Pont des Amayères more quickly.

A family hike to meet the historical and religious heritage of Serres, passing between chapels and Hebrew tomb. From the fountain, in front of the Tourist Office, turn right on the lane (Saint-Claude) to join the highs of Serres by following the Guérite path Go up the hairpin path that joins the upper part of the city and follow the road "Chemin du château".1 - Go right on Chemin de la Chapelle (explanatory panel). Pass at the foot of the Molend tower (14th century) and bypass the small cemetery of the chapel Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours. Continue on the trail passing in front of Jewish tomb (14th s), and which rises then in laces under the pines.2 - Bend the sharp Rock (842 m) to continue on the ridge of Fontarache. After some steep climbs in the rocks, you get to the Saumane pass (1031 m).3 - At the directional post at the pass, turn left and go down towards Serres. Follow the same route as the GR by a path that crosses several times the forest track. Pass in front of the Saumane chapel.4 - Continue the track. The track turns into a tarred road to join Serres.5 - Enter the village of Serres and arrive near the college, turn left to pass on the esplanade Sainte Catherine (along the school). Find the Tourist Office by continuing through the alleys and vaulted passages (soustets).

Circuit valloné et varié pour découvrir les vallées du Grand Buëch et du Petit Buëch. Les routes sinueuses et sauvages du Serrois n'auront plus de secret pour vous ! Au départ de Serres, l’itinéraire part au nord par la D 27 jusqu’à Sigottier, un petit village blotti au pied des grandes lames calcaires. Traverser le Grand Buëch et atteindre Aspremont. Prendre la D 49, traverser le Petit Buëch pour rejoindre Chabestan. De là, une petite boucle agréable mène vers 2 hameaux isolés du pays Veynois: Oze et le Saix. Descendre au sud, à Savournon, par la D 48. Ce village situé dans le Val de Channe, au pied du rocher du Château de l'Aigle (1015 m), abrite les ruines d'un donjon. Poursuivre par la D 21 puis contourner la base de loisirs de la Germanette, domaine de 15 hectares avec ses espaces ludiques et de baignade. Revenir à Serres, point de départ de cette belle boucle, au coeur du parc naturel régional des Baronnies Provençales.  

Between Oule and Diois, bypass the Duffre, a famous summit easily recognisable in summer and winter thanks to its ski resort. Some beautiful hiking routes, some small wild roads, and wonderful panoramic views. Everything necessary gathered for bicycle lovers! From Serres, take the departmental road D 27 at the north until La Piarre. Overpass the village and cross Carabès pass before going back down to the Cheylard and reach Valdrôme (a detour towards the Valdrôme ski resort is possible. It is the most southern resort located 9 km away from the village.) Once in the Haut-Diois, you must go up the Fays pass.When you are at the Establet, ride alongside the same name stream.Reach the lovely and calm Oule valley and its villages (La Charce, Bruis, Montmorin…).The route goes under the Duffre and hikes up to the Tourettes pass.Go back down the departmental road D 994 and Epine village. Reach the departure point to end this ride.

Family hike to discover the historical and religious heritage of Serres. Along the way, the path passes in front of two chapels and a Hebrew tomb. Join the fountain on the opposite side of the roundabout, in front of the Tourist Office. Go up "rue Saint-Claude" on the right, then turn left and immediately right to take the "Chemin de la Guérite". Follow then on the opposite side the  "rue du Château", and further to the right, climb the stairs of the "chemin de la Chapelle", leading to the Molend tower and the chapel. Continue on the path that winds its way up under the pine trees, passing in front of the Jewish tomb. Go around the pointed rock (842 m) and continue on the ridge of Fontarache. The path follows the ridge among  limestone blocks , boxwood and pubescent oaks, up to Col de Saumane (1031 m). At the pass, turn left, direction Serres, and 10 m further on to the left, follow the path which crosses the forest track several times. At the end of the path, continue on the left by the track and pass in front of the Chapelle de Saumane. The track turns into a tarred track and reaches Serres. Enter the village of Serres and arrive near the college ("Les Ecoles" post). Take the 2nd left to pass on the Esplanade Sainte Catherine (alongside the school).  by continuing through the alleys and vaulted passages you’ll reach the Tourist Office.

Andréas and Nicolas welcome you in in an entirely and lovingly renovated barn set between Le Combeau and l’Archiane streams. Surrounded by wide open fields, you will enjoy this quiet location with views on the mountains. With its panoramic views over the Vercors mountain, we offer 5 bedrooms with single and king size beds on the first floor of the house designed and well equipped for a pleasant stay. For your comfort, four of the room offer a lounge for your exclusive use. Our table d’hôtes meals are cooked with local produce, vegetables from our garden and eggs from our chickens. A large living room with an open fire and tea-making facilities await you for a relaxing break. New in 2022, for a small additional fee, enjoy access to a SPA with a Nordic bath and sauna. We also offer parking spaces for guests, a lockable bike shed and an electric charging point.

Between Vercors and Provence, in a preserved environment, under the majestic Combeau Rock, Sylvie and her staff will welcome you in their comfortable house, and invite you to taste the flavours of her local cuisine. Our cooking is made with local produce such as Archiane trout, Diois lamb and local walnuts, aromatic plants from the garden : come and discover the Drôme delicacies, including the Clairette de Die sparkling wine, perfect after a long hike or a quiet day enjoying our facilities: swimming in our covered pool, or relaxing in the sauna, playing pool or pétanque...Take the time to unwind!

Whether you're a group of friends, a family or an individual, staying one or several nights, welcome to the Bénevise Stop-Over Lodge ! Ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts (amateurs or professionals). Bénevise lies to the South of the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors Nature Reserve. We're on the mountain side between the Cirque d'Archiane and the Vallon de Combeau, below the Tussac promontory. The GR 93 (East-West Vercors Crossing) passes in front of the house, as does the GR 965 (Huguenots Walking Trail). Our stop-over lodge is a starting point for a wide selection of beautiful hikes, mountain-biking and road-biking trails. The Bénevise gîte is also close to several rock-climbing sites (Aiguilles de Bénevise, Cirque d'Archiane, Vallon de Baïn). We're not far from such remarkable sites as the Sucettes de Borne and the Cascade du Sapet. And conveniently located between 4 Via Ferrata! This is Clairette de Die wine country and transhumance territory, with its mountain pastures, sheepfolds, cairns and Transhumance festival. In short, there's plenty to discover and enjoy! Bénevise stop-over lodge is made of 3 apartments. Each apartment has 2 dormitories with 3 to 4 beds, for a total of 20 places. Each apartment has its own bathroom, toilet and communal lounge with kitchenette. In addition, we have a beautiful terrace in front of the house and a more secluded outdoor space behind the house. Breakfast, packed lunches and evening dinners are lovingly cooked with lots of fresh and regional produce. Here, cooking is based on inspiration, the seasons and memories of travels and flavours.

Campsite under the trees located at the heart of the medieval village of Châtillon-en-Diois, near the river, with shade and a family atmosphere, at the foot of the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors and close to the Clairette and local wines domains. Equipment at the campsite include a snack, a swimming pool with 3 pools and a lane dedicated to swimmers, a boules playing field and multi-sports and tennis court. The campsite offers pitches for tents, caravans, mobil homes and camper vans as well as alternative accommodation: the comfortable and fully-equipped tents Coco Sweets. Walks, hikes and mountain bike trails accessible nearby, some starting from the campsite.

You will enjoy a traditional and regional cuisine under the shade of hundred years old chestnut trees. The garden opposite can be open on request. Ideal location for private functions. We also have a food truck and a heliport on site. Why not try a helicopter ride this summer? Wine and tapas bar in the evening from Friday to Sunday evenings before and after the summer season and every day in the summer season. We hold a concert every month in the low season. Food truck available on the terrace for burgers and tapas Catering service all year round on request We can open outside our usual opening times on request Heliport available for a flight with or without a gourmet meal You will also find a boule playing field and a guest car park.

The gite is located in the commune of Monestier-du-Percy, south of the Vercors in the Trièves. Garden-level apartment in a traditional Dauphinoise house, 100m², facing the Obiou mountain range. 2 bedrooms, 1 large living room with fireplace + separate sleeping area, 1 fully-equipped kitchen, 1 bathroom and separate toilet. Outside, the gite opens onto a small garden and terrace with garden furniture and barbecue. Ideal for both peaceful and sporty vacations (hiking, paragliding, water sports at Lake Monteynard, horse riding, accrobranche). The heritage of the Trièves awaits you (village visits, museum, Terre Vivante), as well as a number of must-see sites such as the Himalayan footbridges and the La Mira boat trip to Monteynard.

The campsite and its lake are at the heart of the Drôme, at the foothills of the Vercors mountains and a perfect gateway to Provence. This is the campsite where everything sparkles! Sun, lake, nature and the famous Clairette - the region's sparkling wine - will delight the whole family. A warm family welcome awaits you in our campsite with fun activities for everyone. Our delimited tent pitches are spacious, shaded, with views of the mountains. Between vineyards and lavender fields, under the walnut tree’s shade or in the sun, come and find the perfect pitch for a relaxing holiday. Water will be the common thread running through your stay: enjoy peaceful swimming in the campsite lake, warm and comfort in the indoor heated swimming pool or adventures in the local rivers, where you can practice canoeing and/or canyoning. The surrounding mountains invite you to enjoy family outings and hikes to discover the Vercors Regional Nature Park and the Nature Reserve. More sporty pursuits include le Claps via ferrata (an astonishing rocky chaos), mountain biking on the Chemins du Soleil trail or hikes on la Grande Traversée du Vercors (GTV) trails. We offer mobile homes, chalets and unusual accommodations. The restaurant is for our clients only.

2 x 3-bed gîtes and 1 x 6-bed dormitory in the center of the resourceful village of Le Percy! Come and discover the energy of this place surrounded by the Oisans, Vercors and Dévoluy massifs. The building that once housed the village café, a place for living, meeting and exchanging ideas, has been completely renovated to offer 2 3-bed gîtes and a 6-bed dormitory in the heart of Le Percy. Hiking trails for all levels are available on site, and the gîte is a stopover on the European cultural itinerary "In the footsteps of the Huguenots", which runs from the Drôme to Geneva. www.surlespasdeshuguenots.com/. Located less than 10 km from Mont Aiguille, you'll find a host of outdoor activities nearby (mountain biking, climbing, canyoning, mountaineering, snowshoeing, Nordic walking...) and the nearest ski resorts are less than 30 km away. In and around Le Percy, you'll find restaurants, grocery stores selling local produce, the "Théâtre de proximité internationale", entertainment, regular cultural events and concerts, village markets...

Situated at the heart of Archiane hamlet, at the foot of the "Jardin du Roi" cliffs, the stop-over lodge offers bedrooms for 4 to 6 people and regional cuisine. Activities: hiking, climbing, caving, water rafting. We welcome up to 15 people (accommodation in dormitory and shared rooms). Board games / Car park nearby / Take away meals, cooked dishes. Restaurant opening hours: 12 noon-2pm/ 7.30-8.30 pm

Bar, snack bar, restaurant, pizzeria open onto swimming pool. Covered hall + terrace - 60 places

Overlooking Sigottier village, this cliff is a significant rock-climbing site. Around thirty routes are settled with an initiation area for beginners.

Le Béal du Pont ou Grand Béal is one of many waterways coming from Aujour Mountain and flowing into the valley.

At the foot of the highest summits Drômois and backed up to Dévoluy, the valley of the Jarjatte is a classified site protected since 2012.Between torrent, forest (fir beech forest), alpine pastures and limestone peaks. The meteorology of this sector makes it its richness.The climate of the preharms of the humid north and that of the dry south alps mingle and favor an unusual procession of natural environments.

The  Saumane Pass (1029 m) allows you to reach Serres via the Chapelle de Saumane or the ridge Crête de Fontarache. It also allows access to the Rocher de Jardanne and to reach the village of Sigottier. This grassy path, shaded by trees  offers an ideal venue for a break or a picnic in calm weather.

Shortly before the Col de Saumane, from the ridge of Fontarache, a point of view is released to the northeast on the Torrent d'Aiguebelle valley. To the north, this tributary of the Buëch has pierced the barrier of the Agnielle Rocks at the place where the village of Sigottier stands today. The cliffs located to the east of this clue are equipped for climbing and present large scales of limestone particularly popular with climbers for their compactness and the mineral atmosphere they bring.

The Crête de Fontarache is an essential passage between Serres and the Col de Saumane for hikers following the Sentier des Moines.

From the ridge of Fontarache as the trail goes up, the point of view towards the south makes it possible to embrace the whole extent of the Buëch valley. Marked on the west by the Beaumont mountain and on the east by those of Arambre and Saint-Genis, the point of view on the valley also leaves the rectilinear silhouette of the Chabre Mountain to the south. In the same axis we also distinguish the dam of Saint-Sauveur and the promontoir Marneux de Montrond, giving its name to the adjoining village.

The Arambre mountain is an eastern part of the syncline of Montmorin. She impressed the spirits so strongly that she was deified by the Romans. A votil altar to the goddess Alambrima, found in La Piarre, is now preserved in the departmental museum in Gap. In the nineteenth century, people exploited the wood for coal but since the forest to regained its territory.

Indoors in the vaulted dining room or on the terrace, we offer simple family cuisine mixing dishes of the terroir cooked with local aromatic herbs and spices from further afield. Our menu varies following the seasons and our fancies but we favour organic and/or local produce. Everything on the menu is home-made with fresh quality products. Lunch time and afternoon : Savory and sweet snacks, ice-creams, drinks... In the evening we serve the Auberge set menu at 7.30 pm with the gîte’s guests for a friendly diner. Remember to book.

Warm welcome in a countryside inn. Close to a river and departure point of several hiking paths. The inn has 2 welcoming dining rooms accommodating 20 persons each, including one in which you can enjoy the chef's specialties by the fireplace. Bar and outside terrace for 20 seatings. The chef's serves regional and seasonal delicacies. All our dishes are cooked on the premises and are homemade. Come and try our "ravioles" pasta gratin, "tartiflette", "caillette" (fagots), lamb of the Diois... We have a program of themed meals or aperitif with entertainment all year round (Valentine's day, mussels and chips, barbecue...). Visit our website to download the programme. In the afternoon we serve ice-creams, mulled wine, patisseries and local ale, Clairette de Die... In the evening, pizza at the restaurant or to take away.

Hélène Girousse is here to make you discover our regional specialities : walnut wine, the "jailles", mushrooms, birds, lamb, and truffle omelette... On booking only. Located in the heart of the valley of Oule, between Provence and the alpine mountain range, on the road of the G.R. footpath 91, the Rabasse overlooks the village of Montmorin and the valley of Oule. It is located next to a pine tree hill, surrounded by orchards and meadows.

Soothed by the trickle of the fountain, come and enjoy a glass of Clairette de Die or local wine that complement perfectly our regional specialties : Archiane trout, lamb 'caillettes', walnut cake.

Pleasant shaded location with a bar, restaurant offering tasty cuisine. Close to one of France’s most beautiful medieval village with a friendly family atmosphere. We also welcome groups and events. Take away. We are located by the side of the river Adoux under the lime trees and you are welcome for a meal or a drink at the table or in the garden. Our chef cooks exclusively home made fresh, mostly local produce. Expect simple, tasty, generous cuisine! When it gets a bit cooler you are welcome indoors amongst books, plants and board games for a family atmosphere. Why not play a game of pool with a drink at the bar? Here we don't make a fuss! What’s important is sharing a good time! What matters to us is that you have a good time.

Pizza on the spot or take away, "ravioles" and other pastas, salads, meats, home made desserts and daily menu. Snacking (paninis, waffles...).

An old stone mill alongside the river Bez, between the vineyards and the Vercors' cliffs. Traditional cuisine, pizzeria. A warm welcome awaits you. Our specialties are pizzas - Diois lamb and oven-baked Ravioles pasta...

Les deux mondes restaurant offers savoury pancakes, 2 new plats du jour and one dessert every day. Everything is home-made The restaurant is open from noon to 10 pm, non-stop during the Summer period. We offer ice-cream sundaes and pancakes throughout the afternoon, to eat in or to take away. The lunchtime and evening menu changes every day depending on the chef’s inspiration. Open from Easter to the end of the Christmas holidays

Under the lime trees by the fountain, le Bistroquet Hôtel-Restaurant du Dauphiné offers local terroir cuisine with many flavours. Local terroirs and seasonal produce re-invented by the chef’s inspiration will colour your plate Le Bistroquet Hôtel-Restaurant serves a traditional cuisine sprinkled with Mediterranean flavours. The chef Abdel Barakat, transform fresh local terroir produce into delicious proposals. Artisanal ravioli pasta with morel mushrooms with lemon or a walnut crumble are his signature dishes as well as tajines.

In the core of the medieval village, in a café atmosphere for the lunch and a cosy one for the evening, Véronique compose a French cuisine with local products of the market. Come discover also our organic and natural wines. Specialities: terrine of pork hock and foie gras - conserve of lamb with olives - cream cauliflower soup and smocked haddock - scallops in caramel balsamic - thin apple tart, vanilla ice cream and olive oil - milk chocolate cream and “Madeleine de Proust” One cuisine with products of the market (every 2 days) to cook in maximum with fresh and local products.

Isolated 15-place forest house in the heart of the Durbon state forest. Restored 17th-century building: runs on renewable energy 500 Kwatts max. Ideal for outdoor activities: climbing, Via-ferrata, hiking, mountain biking, etc...

A place of revitalisation, transmission and convivial meetings in a preserved environment. L'Oasis de Lao has vast outdoor spaces, wooden attic rooms, and they serve gourmet ethnic cuisine. 3 rooms for 2, 4 or 5 emplacements. omnivorous or vegetarian cuisine with local products. Permaculture vegetable garden. It is possible to host child stays or traineeships...

Le Moulin Campsite welcomes you at the heart of nature, close to the source of the river Drôme. There are several sanitary blocks and showers as well as a sheltered communal open space with tables and a fridge. The campsite has a group shelter where you can meet or take shelter in bad weather. Situated at the foot of the village built on a rocky outcrop, Camping du Moulin is close to all village activities: hiking, themed hikes, mountain bike trails, archery, tennis, climbing, children's games. You choose where you pitch.

Close to the source of the river Drôme the gite accommodates 19 persons on stunning grounds with a stream and a swimming pool. It is the ideal location for a sporty stay or to unwind, dream under the gentle sun or star gaze at night. Hikers Welcome Label Bedrooms and activity room of different sizes available to groups, they are all en-suite and South-facing. On site you will enjoy large 3,000m² ground, a pond, swimming pool, stream, terrace, lounge-library that can be transformed into a meeting room on request. Around the gite: sports ground and tennis courts in the village. Many hiking, mountain bikes, cycling tracks, climbing and via-ferrata sites around the gite. Bathing in the river Drôme. The French Society of Astronomy has named our village Valdrôme star gazing capital of France. Half board available as well as picnic basket and breakfast. Self-catering option available with a fully equipped kitchen to prepare meals or hot drinks. Dinning on the terrace outside or in the indoor dining room. Locked shed for cyclists and motorcyclists’ bikes Hiking maps and advice to walkers provided We can also advise on the organisation of your trip. People will reduced mobility are welcome (some of the room have disabled access)

Close to the source of the river Drôme our bed and breakfast rooms accommodate 2 to 4 person on stunning grounds with a stream and a swimming pool. It is the ideal location for a sporty stay or to unwind, dream under the gentle sun or look at the star lights. Table d'hôte service available. Our table d'hôte meals are cooked mostly with local, seasonal and organic products. We are labelled 'Rando Accueil' (Hiker's Welcome). En suite bathroom and toilets. Lounge, indoor library and large grounds with an open air swimming pool. Around the gite: tennis courts and football ground in the village. Many hiking, mountain bikes, cycling tracks, climbing and via-ferrata sites around the gite. Bathing in the river Drôme. Locked shed for cyclists and motorcyclists’ bikes.

At the heart of a typical Haut Diois village, between mountains and lavender fields, we offer individual bedrooms and dorms on a half-board basis. Mathilde and Jacky warmly welcome you with local homemade cooking. Booking is required. For a night, a longer stay or to stop for a tasty snack, Valdrôme Inn offers a variety of services: bedrooms and dorms accommodating 25 in total, a restaurant-bar and a small grocery store. Located at the crossroad between Vercors and the Baronnies regions there is a wide range of activities available on site: walks in nature, mountain bike rides, climbing and family-friendly activities…. Indeed, the village of Valdrôme is on the cross-Vercors walking trail GR91 'Traversées du Vercors' and 'les Chemins du Soleil' mountain bike trail. Come and enjoy a quiet and preserved environment with la Drôme river sources nearby and admire one of France most beautiful night sky.

Valdrôme in Haut-Diois is surrounded by mountains, some with lavender fields. It is a charming hilltop village at 800 m of altitude on a rocky outcrop offering one of the clearest starry sky in France. Hikers, families, groups of friends, sports clubs…everyone is welcome for a night or a longer stay at Auberge de Valdrôme. We offer 6 bedrooms accommodating 2 to 4 guests in single and/or double beds. Each bedroom is en-suite with a shower and a washbasin. There are two shared toilets on the landing.

Stop-over lodging located in the village, with bunk beds, hot shower, toilets, kitchenette and electric heating. Stop-over lodging with one dormitory for 8 people.

A warm welcome in a country inn nestled at the heart of a small village, close to a river and many footpaths. Stop-over lodging for up to 22 people divided into 4 little gîtes fitted with a small kitchen. A lockable room is at your disposal for bikes for instance. There is a large car park close by. We have a meeting room you can use. There is a restaurant under the accommodation units with a large outdoor terrace, ideal for half-board. Our chef will be pleased to cook local and seasonal food for you. On the GR walking trail going through the village of Boulc.

A stop-over on the GR91 hiking path, close to many walking, cycling or horse riding trails, it offers a well-deserved rest at the heart of a preserved environment and a picturesque village. If you are a group of more than 8, bivouac is an option (please call the mairie for confirmation on 04 75 21 41 86). You can combine a sleep over with a breakfast/meal in the evening at Le Bistrot restaurant when it is open. Stop over lodging for 8 in bunk beds. Bathroom and toilets. Functional kitchen with a small fridge. Bring your own duvet. Bed linen and bath towels are not provided. Payement by credit card is available but subject to a functionning internet connexion.