Discover the charms of Empurany, Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes

MTB trail N°5 ranked in the red category by the French Cycling Federation. Please note: before crossing the Doux ford, ask about the water level! The trail runs from one bank of the Doux to the other, before crossing the cool, refreshing ford.

An uphill climb through countryside will take you to Saccary. From there it’s downhill along narrow paths and easy-going tracks bringing you out on the edge of the river Doux. After crossing the river you then head up the other side called le Crestet through woods of chestnut trees then downhill through pine forests. Just before the final uphill incline a refreshing break awaits you when you cross the shallow waters of the river. 1 – Arlebosc Take the small uphill road at the end of the car park then go immediately onto the steep uphill incline passing through vineyards and orchards at the beginning.2 – Malgaray Turn right onto the level track. Cross the road onto a small lane leading to Jean Gros. Go past the hamlet and turn left up into vineyards. Go through the vineyards up the green slope of the dale. Just before the hamlet Morfins turn right uphill as far as Saccary where you come out of the forest. 3 – Saccary Turn right onto the small road then the path on the left a few hundred metres further on running along the side of terraces between hamlets. At Gardon,turn right then immediately left then right again between the low walls, onto the Randocroquis trail. Turn right onto the road then left and right again onto a path going uphill into woodland that becomes wider further on. At the end, turn left into the cherry tree grove. Turn right onto the road then left between fields. To your left a narrow and sporty path takes you down into pine trees.4 - La Garenne Turn right onto the road then left when you get to the new houses and head down between the fields until you reach the main road. Cross the road. 5 - Sapet Go down the small road becoming a wide track after the chicken coop. Go onto the small lane further down and continue downhill. Turn left between orchards just after Petit Chazotte. 6 - Grand Petit Turn right between the orchards and head towards the farm les Blanchettes. After the farm turn left onto the road. At the big crossroads below take the shaded path heading towards the football pitch going along the river Doux.7 - La Passerelle Go over the footbridge and up the slope opposite. Cross the railway lines and head uphill into woodland as far as Tincey. Turn left onto the main road then onto the small quite steep lane to the right just after the bottom of the dale. Head uphill towards the main road going from Tournon to Lamastre. Cross over, heading towards Rattier.8 – Rattier Take the slightly downhill path between orchards going into a lovely chestnut tree grove. You come out onto a small road leading down to Le Crestet. Carry on along the main road going from Tournon to Lamastre and turn left down the embankment onto the road leading to the village 9 - Le Crestet Go along the small lane passing below the public toilets. Turn second left onto the small road before bearing right when you reach les Girauds and heading down to the Vallée du Doux. The rough and rather technical track goes between orchards first then a pine forest as far as the river. Go across the shallow waters of the river. However, be careful to enquire beforehand about the water level here. Over the other side turn left and carry on along the fencing of horse pastures. Go through a rather rough section along the side of the rockface paying attention to the water level there again. Go up the steep incline round the back as far as the road running above the railway line. Head uphill on the road heading towards the village of Arlebosc. 10 - La Planta Go along the road on the right for a few hundred metres then turn left when you reach Sarzier. Go under the lovely stone farm porch then onto the paved lane taking you back to the village.

From the château of Arlebosc to the château of Bozas you can see a variety of different settings such as the refreshing banks of the river Doux or the numerous fruit farms and finally the woodland of Bois Madame gives you that lovely close-to-nature feeling. The walk starts at the « Info rando » information board. Cross the square and go down the steps to the main street. 1 - Arlebosc - 423 m Follow La Passerelle 2 km Boucieu le Roi 5 km Go down the little street then, at the cross, onto a path facing you, leading to the Château de Chazotte. After about 200m leave the main path behind you and turn right down into the woods, on a narrow, walled, rough track which leads to another small lane. Once on the lane, take the first path on the left taking you down to the river Doux. 2 - La Passerelle - 280 m Follow Boucieu le Roi 3 km The path goes alongside the river then turns off towards the road. Immediately after crossing the bridge, turn left uphill. When you reach the farm turn left onto the path running alongside the farm buildings then orchards. 3 - Grand Petit - 320m Follow Bozas 3.2 km Go up into the orchard. Once on the road turn right then first right onto a track taking you to Sapet.4 - Sapet - 470 m - Follow Bozas 1.3 km Carefully cross the main road and go up the track facing you.5 - La Garenne - 538 m - Follow Bozas 300 m Go through the hamlet la Garenne to the small road taking you to the village of Bozas.6- Bozas - 530 m - Follow Malaurier 2 km Saint Félicien 6,3 km Go down the small lane 7 - Bozas - 541 m - Follow La Combe 800 m Arlebosc 5.3 km Cross the stream. 8 - Ruisseau de Choisine - 530 m - Follow Malaurier 1.5 km Saint Félicien 5.8 km Go up a pleasant track taking you to a small road at La Combe. 9 - La Combe - 590 m - Follow Malgaray 3.7 km Arlebosc 4.5 km Follow the small road to the left then turn right when you get to the hamlet Gardon onto a low-walled track. Go through another hamlet then follow the small uphill lane. 10 - Saccary - 630 m - Follow Malgaray 2.1 km Arlebosc 2.9 km Go uphill a little then turn sharp right and go down to Les Morfins. Turn left just before the hamlet taking you over to the other side of the dale. When you come to an orchard go down the side then turn left to cross through it. Go below the house Jean Gros and follow the road. After the hamlet, at the crossroads, take the track facing you. 11- Malgaray - 473 m - Follow Arlebosc 800m Continue ahead downhill through orchards taking you back to the main square in Arlebosc.

Get on board the Mastrou, a genuine steam train, and follow the Doux Valley uphill to Lamastre then, all the way back, downhill to Tournon-sur-Rhône. Follow the directions to Saint-Félicien and stop at Arlebosc. 1. 12,4 km On leaving the village fork right signed up Boucieu-le-Roi. 2. 15,9 km Just before crossing the bridge of the river Doux, go straight on along the bottom valley road. 3. 21,5 km At the railway station turn left up towards the main road without crossing the river. 4. 21,9 km Follow the main road on the right side for a few kilometres. 5. 24,5 km Turn right onto the D534 towards Saint-Barthélémy-le-Plain. 6. 26.4 km As you enter Saint-Barthélémy-le-Plain, turn left onto the D238 towards Tournon-sur-Rhône7. 31.7 km Cross the bridge over the Doux to find the station on the other side.

The trail stretches east of the village at the foot of the Bois Madame, crossing meadows, orchards and forests. It presents a variety of landscape, heritage and environmental points of interest with, in favorable weather conditions, an exceptional panorama of the Rhone Valley and Mont Blanc. The discovery through the drawing will allow an appropriation of these various elements by the visitor. It features a variety of landscape, heritage and environmental points of interest, with, in favorable weather conditions, an exceptional panorama of the Rhône Valley and Mont Blanc. Discovering the area through drawing will enable visitors to make the most of these various elements.

This short walk goes mainly through woodland and orchards, and is ideal for hot summer days. Mainly in undergrowth or orchards, this short course is ideal for hot summer days.

A gentle walk with a chance to stop for a horse-ride and a stroll through the villages of Arlebosc and Boucieu-le-Roi. The route follows country roads without traffic.

The trail offers various landscapes and terrains through the countryside around Saint Félicien. Once past the Bois de Malaurier it takes you from one side of the Daronne Valley to the other on an upward, somewhat sporty, climb to the viewpoint Montplot. From here there is a 360° view revealing the Rhône Valley, the Alpine foothills, many high peaks around Saint Félicien and the basin of Annonay. After the viewpoint begins a long downhill slope with narrow zigzags, woodland and open spaces taking you to the point where the Daronne Gorges start. Then following that, another uphill climb towards Colombier le Vieux before the exciting final section through the Choisine dale. 1 – Bozas Go below the church onto the route de la Calade. 1km further on continue on a path going uphill between fields towards the opposite hillside and chemin de Malaurier. 2 – Malaurier Turn right onto route de Malaurier overlooking the river Daronne valley and Saint Félicien in the distance. Further on turn left leading to the hamlet of Perdriolle. Go round the left side of the farm onto the downhill path towards Jacquillon. Carry on on the road taking you to the hamlet that then leads to the D234 further down. Turn left and go as far as the campsite Pierrageay. 3 - Pierrageai Cross the ford of the Daronne and then immediately turn right. Pass the chain of the campsite's playground and cross the campsite's green space. At the end, follow the arboretum first along the river, then go up a small path in the pines to find the road to Brintenas from above.4 - Brintenas Poursuivez en face la route de Brintenas qui monte. Prenez  à droite au sommet pour accéder au hameau de Brintenas. En haut, prenez la route d'accès aux maisons à droite le long des clotures, puis tout de suite à gauche la piste carrossable. Retombez sur la route d'accès à Marcou que vous prenez à la montée. Au carrefour, prenez à droite quelques centaines de mètres, puis à gauche une montée très technique pour aller jusqu'à Montpeyroux d'où une jolie vue se dégage sur Saint Félicien.5 - Montpeyroux In the hamlet take the road facing you leading you to the village, to cross the D532 at the Col du Fontaye. Continue on the route de Maisonneuve opposite going behind the cheese factory. Further on bear left onto a grass track towards the hamlet Vernet. Go through the pretty hamlet with its stone buildings then onto the path above as far as the hairpin bend called Brudonnes.. Here, the sections are sometimes steep and technical sometimes more relaxing for recovery. 6 - Les Brudonnes Turn right onto the tarmac lane Vignet going up towards Montplot. To the south, on a clear day there is a beautiful view of the «3 Becs » and « Ventoux » heights. The road becomes a track when you reach Vignet taking you to the top of Montplot and its magnificent hamlet with its stone houses. 7 – Montplot Take the level track to the right. At the fork bear right into the broom shrubs. The path zigzags back towards the southern-side slope. It then becomes a road when you reach Gounon. Go down the road. 8 – Gounon At the crossroads turn right then immediately left. 9 - Les Bauds Go through the gates and along a pleasant, however occasionally technical path taking you to the village of Saint Victor. At the bottom gates, carry on along the tarmac lane opposite called la Bachole. 10 - Chemin de Croix Continue ahead into the centre of the village. 11 - Saint Victor Once in the village take the D532 to the left towards Tournon then as you leave the village go left onto the tarmac lane Dragonnet. Going up turn right onto the path that levels off and continue up and down through pretty woodland until you get to the campsite Chantelermuze. 12 - Pont de Pouyol Carry on up towards the campsite then right along the tennis courts. 13 - Les Bossons Facing you take the path leading down between fields. At the bottom turn left onto the D532 for a few hundred metres before turning right towards Les Marions. The road becomes track in the hamlet then a tarmac lane towards Laumache further on. Continue to the right. 14 – Laumache Continue ahead. 15 – Corsas Go over the crossroads. 16 – Chirol On the bend turn right onto the path going past the large barn. Further on take the route des Halemans going downhill. 17 – Bonnefont Go straight on opposite onto a mixture of small roads and paths. Turn left down towards Les Taillards Go past the farm on your left then cross the D578 below. Continue down the zigzagging track taking you to the shallow crossing in the Daronne Gorges before going back up towards the village of Colombier le Vieux. Go across the large square then left onto the road starting just below the townhall. At the bottom, just after the bridge, turn right uphill along the reservoir then onto the technical section that first distances then comes back into the glen. Before entering the hamlet of Espielière, to the left of the main road, go up the lane leading towards the hamlet. Follow the D234 for a few metres before taking the path to the left going along the big surrounding wall of Boze. Go through the glen and up a grass path through fields. When you reach Les Champs follow the road leading into the hamlet and continue ahead between cultures. 18 - Sapet Cross the D578 on the right and go up the path facing you between fields. At the top turn right onto a tarmac lane between vineyards and head back to the village of Bozas.

An easy ride where you can stop and take your time to admire the villages of Arlebosc and Boucieu le Roi. Start the trail by going past the church on the right. 1 - 0 km At the corner of the church opposite the signpost indicating rambling trails go onto the small lane down to the left below the village and continue straight on. 2 – 1.5 km At the T junction, below the hamlet of Bouchillon, turn right onto the road going down. 3 – 2.2 km At the right of way with the main road turn left.4 – 2.4 km Then turn right immediately towards Colombier le Vieux. 5 – 2.7 km Take the first turn left then left again towards Colombier le Vieux VC1. The sign is a little further on at the 2nd crossroads. Keep on along the small road. 6 – 5.4 km Get back to the main road and turn left going into the village of Colombier le Vieux. 7 – 5.6 km Turn right just after the townhall signed up Le Faure, Miallier, Les Lacs, Veyrand, Ruisset, Saint Gris et Chalieu. 8 - 6 km Continue ahead and go past Belle Combe, La Roseraie, Bargay, Les Hirondelles, Les Campanules et Miallier.9 - 8 km Turn right heading towards Les Lacs, Veyrand.10 – 8.7 km Continue ahead and past the hamlet Le Lac.11 – 9.4 km Turn left as you leave the hamlet Veyrand towards Chalieu (Careful not to go as far as the hamlet Petit Veyrand) 12 – 10.2 km Carry straight on past the hamlets Chalieu, Les Bruyères et Issignols.13 – 11.9 km Follow the signs to Arlebosc along the river Doux before going up towards the village. 14 – 15.4 km At the crossroads follow the signs to Saint Félicien. 15 – 18.4 km At the crossroads between the D578 and the D272a turn left heading back to the village of Bozas.

This walk goes mainly through woodland or orchards and is ideal for hot summer days. The walk starts at the « Info rando » information board in front of the church. 1 – Bozas – 530m Follow Malaurier 2km Saint Félicien 6.3kmGo down the small road to the junction in the same direction. Continue down and along the pond before walking uphill again. Go past the crossroads le Murier then leave the road turning left onto an ascending path. At the top of the path go through a cherry orchard then enter the wood going down to Malaurier. 2 – Malaurier – 520m Follow Bozas 4.3 km Follow the little tarmac road past the fortified manor house Massa. When you reach la Valette, go left up a stony incline through woods called Bois Madame. Some parts are extremely steep. The path is the dividing line between a grove of douglas pine lower down and a wood of oak, chestnut and Sylvester pine. Go down to the small road and turn right. 3 - La Combe - 593 m Follow Bozas 800m The road goes down towards the village.4 - Ruisseau de Choisine - 530 m Follow Bozas 500 m Cross a small stream below the village and head back to the starting point.

12km from Lamastre, the campsite of the Doux Valley, welcomes you in a wonderful green area at 800m from the village and vélorail. During your hiking or cycling, enjoy an exceptional site Located at the gates of the northern Ardèche, between Tournon-sur-Rhône and Lamastre in a rural and wooded setting, I will satisfy nature lovers, families and friends in search of conviviality, well-being and calm.

This church of St. John the Evangelist was consecrated in 1492 (when the village was in its heyday). The 17th century proved particularly disastrous: the church was destroyed, and even converted to a Protestant church for 30 years. Boucieu never regained the importance it had enjoyed in the 1400s. The church was rebuilt during the 1700s with donations from local lords, memorials to whom can be seen inside the church (tombstone and sculpted coats-of-arms). During the 1800s, the priest Pierre Vigne breathed new spiritual life into the place.

In stone-built house outside the village: kitchen and bathroom on ground floor - dormitory on first floor.

Lalouvesc joined the network of Sanctuary Cities in France on 1 January 2020. The application was submitted by the Sanctuary of Lalouvesc and the Val d'Ay tourist office.

At 1080 m the hotel restaurant welcomes you all year. Traditional food.

Home cooking with local products - blueberries and mushrooms.

Main building with 3 floors - Large common room on ground floor, 2nd common room in annex, both with kitchen areas.

Stone house (1950s) renovated by owners using traditional materials (lime, hemp, wood and stone). Village of Préaux, 519m high in the Green Ardèche. Wonderful panoramic views, from foothills of the Vercors to the Alps. 4 guest rooms (2-4 people) each with en-suite shower room et WC. 3 rooms on ground floor, 4th room has own terrace. Relax and unwind in this peaceful spot. Leafy countryside setting with birdsong ? turtle doves, tits and swallows. Heated swimming pool.

On the edge of the Corniche du Rhône panoramic road, the Gîte Rural is located in the hamlet of La Ferme de Simondon. Cozy atmosphere guaranteed with local stones, warm furniture and an environment close to nature. For 4 to 6 people. RC: large equipped kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, gas hob, kettle-coffee maker-toaster), living room with insert communicating in the 2 rooms and TV (convertible sofa for 2 people), bathroom with WC. Upstairs: 1 bedroom with double bed and 1 small attic bedroom with bunk beds. Shaded terrace in front of the gîte. In the heart of the Ardèche verte region, 15 minutes from Tournon sur Rhone, Ferme de Simondon is an 18th-century hamlet entirely dedicated to hospitality. You'll find donkeys, ewes, lambs and chickens for the pleasure of young and old alike! Gites, chambres d'hôtes and family campsites are here to welcome you in a friendly, family atmosphere. Panoramic views of the Rhône valley and Vercors, heated swimming pool in season, playgrounds and games room available, departure point for walks. Dogs not allowed in the Gîte Rural. Bakery and shops in the village. Department stores in Tournon sur Rhône 10km away. Grocery-bar on campsite open in season: bread orders in July-August, cold drinks, craft beer, local produce, possibility of buying eggs and vegetables from the garden, etc. The "La Ferme de Simondon" restaurant welcomes you to share a meal and a convivial moment, in a privileged setting with panoramic views over the Rhône Valley and the Vercors. Sleeps 4 to 6. Ground floor: large, fully-equipped kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, gas hob, kettle, coffeemaker, toaster), living room with fireplace connecting the 2 rooms and TV (sofa bed for 2), shower room with WC. Upstairs: 1 bedroom with double bed and 1 small attic bedroom with bunk beds. Private terrace in front of the gîte.

Bozas stretches from the banks of the River Daronne an altitude of 288m up to Madame Wood at an altitude of more than 800m, from where you can get a panoramic view of the Mont Blanc in fine weather. The current church, of recent construction, is built on the site of the former church. The 15th-century castle still has some of its turrets and walls, giving the village a fortified appearance.

Boucieu le Roi's heyday was in the late 15th century when Pont du Roi bridge was built over the Doux (listed as a Monument Historique). The bridge was built upstream from another, so-called "Roman" bridge. The bridge was built to provide a link with the northern Vivarais region. The bridge has three arches and two abutments.

Pierre Vigne (1670-1740) was a missionary priest who settled in Boucieu le Roi in 1712 where he saw a topographical similarity with Jerusalem. He built a way of the cross with 39 crucifixes in the village and surrounding countryside. in 1715n he founded the Congregation of sisters of Saint Sacrement. The sisters will welcome you for a tour of the museum which reunites objects bearing witness to the missionary's work and faith all year around by appointment.

The building flanked by a watch tower bears testament to the height of Boucieu in the 15th and 16th centuries after Philippe le Bel founded a royal court of justice for the Upper Vivarais area (bailiwick). Closed to the general public. The Maison du Bailli is listed as a Historic Monument. The Bailiwick Court judges all cases of high justice (crimes), royal cases (disputes between lords or between the lord and the king), and judges on appeal.

This church of St. John the Evangelist was consecrated in 1492 (when the village was in its heyday). The 17th century proved particularly disastrous: the church was destroyed, and even converted to a Protestant church for 30 years. Boucieu never regained the importance it had enjoyed in the 1400s. The church was rebuilt during the 1700s with donations from local lords, memorials to whom can be seen inside the church (tombstone and sculpted coats-of-arms). During the 1800s, the priest Pierre Vigne breathed new spiritual life into the place.

The stations of the cross of Boucieu is comped by 35 stations (calles chapels), decorated of sculptures. Starting from the church , it was built 200 years ago. Each year, for the good-friday, many people follow this path. The large Way of the Cross consisted of 39 chapel stations. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the French Revolution and rebuilt a few years later, but the locations of 4 stations have not been found. Today, it comprises 35 stations, a 5 km route through the village and surrounding countryside.

Exhibition at the entrance of the village about the local history. Free entrance.

The village stands between Tournon and Lamastre overlooking one of the Doux's twists and turns. The former capital of the Haut-Vivarais was made a bailiwick by the King of France, Philippe-le-Bel until 1565, hence the name Boucieu-le-Roi. In 1291, King Philip "le Bel" made Boucieu the seat of a bailiwick court, it's a royal court of justice extending over the whole of the Haut Vivarais and made it a royal town that was directly under his authority (hence the name Boucieu-le-Roi). Free land until its replacement by Annonay in 1565, Boucieu-le-Roi had the King and various "coseigneurs" as its lord. The village was deeply marked by Pierre Vigne (1670-1740), missionary priest of Vivarais, whose tomb is in the church. Arriving in 1712 in Boucieu where he decided to stop after seeing topographical similarities with Jerusalem, he founded the Order of the "Saint Sacrement" there in 1715. His missionary work is perpetuated throughout the world thanks to the Sisters of the "Saint Sacrement" , a congregation born in Boucieu-le-Roi. Pierre Vigne was beatified on 3 October 2004 by Pope John Paul II. Saint John’s Church The Evangelist: Consecrated in 1492 it was partly destroyed during the Wars of Religion (16th century) and then restored in the 17th century. Of the early church only the central part of the facade remains. In this church, a place of pilgrimage, the “Blessed Pierre Vigne” rests. The Bailiff’s House: Listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments since 1927, this beautiful house with its corbelled turret was the seat of the Royal Court of Justice. Boucieu is also the place where the velorail starts for an original discover of the gorge of the Doux. In 1291, King Philippe le Bel made Boucieu the seat of a bailliage court, i.e. a royal court of justice covering the entire Haut Vivarais region, and made it a royal town reporting directly to him (hence the name Boucieu-le-Roi). A freehold land until it was replaced by Annonay in 1565, Boucieu-le-Roi's lords were the King and various co-lords. The village was deeply influenced by Pierre Vigne (1670-1740), a missionary priest from the Vivarais region, whose tomb is in the church. Arriving in Boucieu in 1712, where he decided to stop after seeing topographical similarities with Jerusalem, he founded the Order of the Blessed Sacrament in 1715. His missionary work continues around the world thanks to the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, a congregation born in Boucieu-le-Roi. Pierre Vigne was beatified on October 3, 2004 by Pope John Paul II. Saint-Jean L'évangéliste church: consecrated in 1492, it was partly destroyed during the Wars of Religion (16th century), then restored in the 17th century. All that remains of the original church is the central part of the façade. Blessed Pierre Vigne is buried in the church, which is a place of pilgrimage. La maison du Bailli: Listed as an Inventaire supplémentaire des Monuments historiques since 1927, this beautiful house with its corbelled turret was the seat of the royal court of justice.

Désaignes is over 2000 years old and was in its prime in the Middle Ages. The village is still teeming with relics: the remnants of a 12th century fortress, a 14th century château, ramparts and 3 of the 4 gateways to the village. The vestiges are ramparts, three gates - Bourg de l'Holme gate, Janot gate and the oven or Fornate gate bearing the Retourtour family coat of arms -, the 14thC. castle and its keep, the Romanesque church. Then the Huguenots period, strongly linked to the village history with the Protestant church. Désaignes, which is a listed village since 1972, is located in a hilly countryside, a paradise for walking, horse riding and the discovery of botany.

In Vaudevant, visitors will find a pleasant, restful rural atmosphere. The picturesque village still has old, renovated stone houses dating from the 15th century. The streets are decorated with pretty wooden panels sculpted by an artist of the village.

Mag and his team welcome you in a family and authentic spirit to offer you colourful traditional regional dishes "made in house" which will make you discover the numerous specialities of our wonderful Ardèche.

At 1080 m the hotel restaurant welcomes you all year. Traditional food.

Artisan pizzas cooked in a wood fire.

Home cooking with local products - blueberries and mushrooms.

A pretty Ardèche terrace and generous home-cooked cuisine. Everything in this former convent invites you to indulge and relax.

In a friendly atmosphere come and taste our homemade specialties. 2 rooms whose one is a private saloon for romantic meals.

Du Jardin à L'Assiette is a gourmet bistro-style restaurant that will take you on a journey deep into the heart of the delicious Drôme and Ardèche. 'Home cooking' using fresh produce, local wines, and a cosy atmosphere. Come and treat yourself! In a warm, welcoming and modern atmosphere, 'Du Jardin à l'Assiette' serves home-cooked gourmet bistro-style dishes, prepared using fresh produce. "I add my own special touch to traditional French cuisine, with a zest or originality that makes all the difference. Simple, authentic and generous cuisine! The menu evolves with the seasons and as such, changes every 2 months. I am lucky to be in an area with such varied and rich flavours and I feel lucky being able to showcase the wealth of the land every day, with local vegetables and meats, and wine from our 9 winegrowers of Mauves!"

Bistronomic restaurant with inventive and creative cuisine, using fresh and local produce whenever possible. An excellent wine list with over 400 references. All served in a warm atmosphere of stone and wood... At lunchtime during the week, we offer a suggestion from the market as we go shopping, and in the evening, a chic bistro with a menu to share, serving creative, high-quality cuisine made with fresh produce according to the season, often with a twist from our travels - a cuisine that reflects our image... In short, more sharing, more conviviality, more generosity and more indulgence, while continuing to showcase the craftsmen and women of the land, sea and vineyards.

Mood bar, convivial pub. Organises concerts.

Tea house, Ice-cream maker - Homemade Ice creams, teas, pastries, home-made jams. Non-smoking terrace, including electronic cigarettes.

12km from Lamastre, the campsite of the Doux Valley, welcomes you in a wonderful green area at 800m from the village and vélorail. During your hiking or cycling, enjoy an exceptional site Located at the gates of the northern Ardèche, between Tournon-sur-Rhône and Lamastre in a rural and wooded setting, I will satisfy nature lovers, families and friends in search of conviviality, well-being and calm.

In the "village de caractère" of Boucieu-le-roi, the 85 m2 gite "La Fenière" is housed in a 17th century farmhouse. The gîte is on 2 levels: 2 bedrooms open onto a mezzanine with 2 90cm beds per room. Fitted kitchen, living room with 2 sofas plus a 140cm convertible, separate toilet and shower room. Fitted kitchen equipped with 4-burner hob, microwave oven, washing machine and dishwasher, fridge, freezer. Bed linen provided free of charge, as well as 1st breakfast to be prepared at the gîte.

Le Petit Marchand is a hamlet at an altitude of nearly 900m in the heart of the Ardèche Verte surrounded by woods and hills. Our house is several centuries old and South-facing with stunning views. For over 20 years, we have been welcoming visitors, hikers and cyclists in a protected environment. A friendly, comfortable and gourmet welcome to the farm. Our two bedrooms each have a private entrance, a sitting area, a refrigerator, a shower room and private WC.

Marielle and Fredéric provide accommodation in keeping with nature, animals and the seasons. Eco-friendly: vegetable garden, producer to consumer channels, solar energy and waste recycling.

Located 1km from Lalouvesc and the Basilica of St Régis, the residence Le Mont Besset is an invitation to escape, to change of scenery but also to a cure of pure air, healing guaranteed. This majestic building offers prestigious accommodation.

In stone-built house outside the village: kitchen and bathroom on ground floor - dormitory on first floor.

Have a peaceful holiday and a breath of fresh air at Hôtel le Vivarais in the heart of the charming village of Lalouvesc. 10 rooms with all mod cons, shower, toilet, phone and TV. The traditional cuisine, meticulously prepared, is served in the restaurant and features mushroom and chestnut-based specialities and typical Ardèche charcuterie.

In the village centre near the footpaths. Home cooking using local produce.