Discover Ombleze, Drôme, Rhône-Alpes and its wonders

This magnificent hike on the plateau of Ambel, invites you to the recollection on the traces of the events of the resistance in the Vercors.A discreet and attentive walk can reserve you surprises: deer, chamois, foxes, "remarkable" trees, gentians, orchids ... a great natural diversity to discover! 6.">Depart Gardiol (parking), take the direction of the Tête de la Dame 6. 1 et va rejoindre Le Verâtre 2 (jonction avec le GR 93).">The road runs south, passes by the Combe de la Louvaterre 1 and goes to join Le Verâtre 2 (junction with the GR 93). 3 puis atteindre le Pas du Gouillat 4.">Then take the path that leads to the Ambel Refuge 3 and then the Pas du Gouillat 4. 5 (jonction avec l'itinéraire du Grand Tour du Vercors à pied), le sentier poursuit son ascension progressive et régulière pour atteindre">From there, leave the GR which goes to the right and continue along the crests to the crossroads Les Sarnats 5 (junction with the route of the Grand Tour du Vercors on foot), the trail continues its gradual and regular ascent to reach The Tête de la Dame (exceptional panorama). 7 et Les Moutons 8 où l'on prend la direction du nord en traversant le plateau d'Ambel pour">This magnificent hike continues along the cliff (with the children!), passing through the Pas de Rouisse 7 and Les Moutons 8, where you take the direction of the north crossing the plateau of Ambel to j9.">oin the crossing Pâturage du Tubanet 9. 10, le retour au parking de Gardiol s'effectue par le GR 93 en repassant au Verâtre puis par la Combe de La Louvaterre.">At the Refuge de Tubanet 10, return to the parking of Gardiol is done by the GR 93 by going back to the Verâtre then by the Combe de La Louvaterre.

The Grand Échaillon covered with snow is a really magical sight. Snowshoeing is the perfect way to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of nature in winter through the different landscapes all along this itinerary. Ranging from wide open spaces with spectacular panoramic views to the muffled silence of winter woodlands, this trail is bound to whet your appetite for more snowshoe adventures.

For the more sporting enthusiasts of mountain bike, this complete and varied circuit is cut out for you! Departure from the parking lot of Grand Echaillon, take the direction of the Col du Lion. Always follow the MTB beacons n°52 in black and the yellow and green markings between each directional sign. Continue on the itinerary of the Grand Tour du Vercors passing by Gampaloux and then gradually start the beautiful descent to Bouvante-le-Haut. From there, continue south through Logue before going up the Toulau creek. Beware in rainy weather, some passages can be delicate and slippery until the famous Saut de la Truite At Gardiol parking lot, be careful you enter the Ambel estate, classified as a Natural Area Sensitive, regulations must be observed! Join the Ambel Refuge via the Combe de la Louvaterre and Le Verâtre. At the Pas du Gouillat, bypass the Roc de Toulau to reach the Col de la Bataille by the GR 93. Finish this magnificent loop by driving to La Pelouse de la Sausse then Echaillon sheepfold.

A wild itinerary that looks like Far North From the carpark, a sign indicates "Porte d'Urle" (900 meters) towards the south. It is reached in 15 minutes. Continue along the ridges for about 200 meters. Slightly bend to the left without going down onto the tray. The direction to follow is south-east always keeping to its right the edge of the plateau.Often the wind makes the snowfall deficit.The summit of Puy de la Gagère is the highest peak of the plateau. Turn left on a small valley below the ridges of the Gagères. Continue towards the south. Climb for 30 minutes and reach the summit of Puy de la Gagère (1651 meters).It takes about 1:40. The return can be done by the journey of the way.Here we propose a loop route.Descend from the summit following the crests of the Gagères. Go down slightly under the crests. Reach the Pot de la Croix. Pull on the left (west) following the edge of the plateau and the forest. After a few short descents, you reach the D76B road that follows 300 meters towards the station of Fond D'Urle.On skiing, the return, on this hilly itinerary, takes about 50 minutes.

From the Museum of Prehistory, you will walk up to the ridges of Vassieux where you will have a wide panorama on the Diois and the high plateaux of the Vercors.From the But Saint-Genix to the Vassieux pass and from west to east, you can gaze at the vast lawns of Font d'Urle and Ambel where Mesolithic (9,500-5,500 BC) and Neolithic archaeological sites (5 500-2 500 BC) were uncovered.Circuit developed in partnership with Departure from the Museum of Prehistory, direction Col de Vassieux 8. Take the road to Espeline 1, a strategic crossroads where the GR 93 and the Grandes Traversées du Vercors (GTV) intersect. From there, continue south and pass through Fontaine du Lauset 2 then Les Taillis 3. Leave the forest road to enter the forest and climb gradually to Coras 4, temporarily take the forest road again and reach the Fontaine du Plainet 5 and the Plainet crossroads 6. Take the itinerary on the right which leads to the shelter of the pass of Vassieux (unguarded hut open to the public) after about ten minutes. Still a few steps and the directional panel Entrecols 7 is in sight, with a breathtaking panorama over part of the Diois valley in particular. Here, clearly a pause is needed!The hike continues along the ridge to reach the Col de la Chau 8, then Champ Rolland 9 before reaching the Saint-Genix Butte 1,643 meters 10, the highest point of this circuit And breathtaking views of the valley of Quint below. The path then leaves full north to reach, two kilometers away, the Pas Bouillanain 11 and continues its route towards the Crest of the Clots 12 passing by Pas de l'Ours.At this junction, start the return to the Museum of Prehistory on the descent, taking the GR 93 on the right. Pass through Piarrou 13 and then at Espeline 14 take on the left, the last straight to the Museum .Find more information in the guide Vercors, land of prehistory, available in bookshop and in the shop of the Park

Long forest roads, very northern atmosphere on the plateau of Ambel and incredible landscapes in edge of cliffs From the parking (1085 m) created by the closing of the road, follow the snowy road D199 towards the Col de la Bataille. The trail sits quietly in the forest of Lente. After 30 minutes of progression, leave on the right the forest road of the Pionnier (1185 m). Do not take the central path that runs to the Col de la Rama (0,7 km), in short, go straight ahead. At the next junction leave the D199 road and take the track on the left, at Carrefour de la Carrière (1310 m) (barrier). Continue towards Tubanet refuge (3.9 km). The south-facing orientation and the yellow and green markings allow easy tracking. Leave on the right the forest track of Malatra which joins the D199. Join a sign with regulations on the Ambel Plateau. The shelter of Tubanet is then distant of 1.6 km. Return to the forest of Ambel. Reach the pastures of Tubanet which are located on the plateau of Ambel (1337 m). The refuge of Tubanet is located at 0.2 km below. (1330 m - 2 hours). From the refuge 3 (1330 m), return to the pastures of Tubanet and descend into the Combe de l'Aubasse. Join the trails of the GR 93, go up the valley and enter the forest. After beautiful descents, join the Vernâtre (1198 m) located under the farm of Ambel. Pull right (full north) in the wide valley until the combe of Louvaterre (1165m). Continue to the Gardiol (refuge - memorial). From the refuge, take the D199 to reach the car park. From the refuge of Tubanet, it takes about 3 hours to reach the starting point of the hike. The route on the departmental road passes the skier to the clearing of Malatra (1280 m).

Follow in the footsteps of members of the Resistance as you explore the sites where a number of important events took place in 1944 with consequences for the Gervanne valley, its villages and surroundings. Start from the Champ de Foire car park and head to Les Chaux. After information point 1, turn left towards Frédières farm.Carry on to information points 2 and 3 until you reach the edge of the woods. Where the tracks meet, head for Beaufort-sur-Gervanne. Please note: after the loop to the left going towards Beaufort (after about 500 meters), make sure you take the track that goes up to the left into the meadow all the way to the summit (information point 4), then stay on the ridge. Make your way to information point 5 and head to the D732. On the D732, turn right then drop down near the first house on the Chemin du Colombier. Head to la Poste and walk down to the right past the Hôtel du Midi to get to the roundabout. Go back up to the left to reach the village square. On the square, take the first street immediately to the right in the direction of the Mairie (Town Hall) to get to the Old Village, where you can enjoy a stroll. Back on the square, you can walk through the public gardens before making your way to the esplanade. At the end of the esplanade, take the Grand' Rue to head back to your starting point.

Discover on two wheels, the beauties and scents of a charming small village typical of the Diois Departure from the village of Marignac-en-Diois (parking nearby). Follow the direction of Die but especially the beacons indicating the circuit n ° 3 on the different directional panels along the course.At Jayon, join Les Pérouses before turning left onto Les Chambards and Les Combes.Continue towards the hamlet of La Rollandière to emerge at the intersection of Genêts. From there, always follow the yellow and green signs to go to La Cabane Rouge, then descend gradually to Font Payanne. You are then again on the route of the Grande Traversée du Vercors mountain bike / equestrian that you borrow up to the village.

Go on the trail of the Crête de Ramiat which dominates a part of the valley of the Drôme. The start of this beautiful hike takes place from the village of Sainte-Croix. At the Pont de la Sure 1, take on the left the small road that leads to the places "Les Morins" and then "L'Eguillot". From there, take the forest road which climbs gradually sometimes in undergrowth sometimes in the middle of glades to finally reach the crossroads of Pallaire 2. Another little effort to reach the Crête de Ramiat 3 and enjoy the panorama offered. To return to Sainte-Croix, go down to Combe Mare 4 then Pierre Plate 5 and Les Bouines 6, before finishing the route by road to the village.

This walk runs alongside the Memorial to the Resistance before leading to the site of one of the Vercors Resistance camps, Camp No. 6, which was set up by Benjamin Malossane in February 1943. The members of the Maquis survived for several months in the Grange de Vauneyre, which was tucked away in a quiet clearing hidden from view by the forest. Here you will be plunged into the day-to-day lives of these men and women who decided to join the underground movement. Setting out from the car park at Col de la Chau, head up the steps that lead to the Mémorial de la Résistance, getting the most out of the trail about the Memorial’s architecture. Now leave the Memorial footbridge on your right and carry on for a couple of minutes before taking the path that rises to the left, signposted by three steps. Cross the D76 (be careful: it’s a busy road) to the information panel on the other side and head in the direction of Grange de Vauneyre. A forest path climbs abruptly until you get to the Grange de Vauneyre meadow, which is where the men from Camp No. 6 were stationed. Take the forest path that goes to the left and walk along it for around 800 m until you arrive in front of a wide forest track. Turn left to go down the track via the GR95 that leads to the D76 in the direction of Col de La Chau. Staying on the same track, walk for a few meters along the secondary (départementale) road and head back to the car park where you started from.

In the heart of the Drôme, discover an authentic campsite with a unique landscape of river, lavender fields and mountains. Relax, enjoy the peace and quiet and stay as you please, thanks to the many possibilities offered by the campsite and the region. The following facilities are available on the campsite: - The Snack'marges and its delicious local produce (Open July / August) - Our swimming pool (with its view of the Vercors mountains) - Bare pitches and rental accommodation (Tentes Ponza, Tiny-houses Galli) - Motorhome service area (reserved exclusively for our guests) - Fun: soccer pitch, volleyball court, ping-pong tables, pétanque court, children's playground - Direct access to the River Drôme, with an on-site canoeing base in partnership with "Drôme Aventure". Near the campsite: - LIDL store 300 m away and IINTERMARCHE store 900 m away. - 1.5 km from the town of Die, accessible on foot or by bike directly from the campsite - Several starting points for hikes such as "La croix de Justin". - Die train station 1.5 km away

Between the Vercors and lavender, in a green setting, Le Carnot is a family-run hotel-restaurant featuring products from a rich and varied terroir, where the key word is conviviality. A paradise for bikers, hikers and cyclists. Just a stone's throw from Die town center, come and relax in a warm, family atmosphere! Our rooms are modern and well-equipped (WC, bathroom, TV). Air-conditioned dining room. A warm, sparkling place to relax and enjoy a refreshing glass of Clairette de Die on the shady terrace. And above all, you can unwind and relax with the wellness massages offered by La Clé des soins, our wellness partner (www.cle-des-soins.com). Private, secure parking with remote surveillance and garage for motorcycles and bicycles.

Shaded, municipal campsite by the river side, 5 minutes from the town centre. Supervised swimming pool and slides. Chalet rentals. Snack-bar and take-away service. Camper vans welcome: we provide service facilities. Groups welcome. 154 pitches spread across 4 zones, 11 comfortable chalets. Booking is recommended for the Transhumance weekend mid-June, for Spring's bank holiday weekends, and the third WE of September for the cycle race "La Drômoise". It is essential in July-August.

L'Hôtel des Alpes welcomes you in a friendly and family atmosphere at the heart of the Diois region, in the town centre and invites you to spend a peaceful stopover. L'Hôtel des Alpes is ideally located at the heart of the small town of Die, natural crossroad to discover the treasures of the Vercors and the Diois region. As soon as you arrive, you will be warmly welcomed and will love our comfortable and authentic interiors decorated with soft and warm colours. L'Hôtel des Alpes offers 24 large rooms for 1 to 6 people across two floors with a lift, fully equipped for your comfort with a bathroom, television and free WIFI access. We also offer a private car park and there are many public car parks nearby. As an former stage stop the hôtel has kept its tradition as stop over between Vercors and Diois and welcome many motor bikers, cyclists or hikers for a restful stop. At the foot of the hotel, take a stroll through the historic town centre and enjoy a gourmet break with the famous Clairette de Die sparkling wine and other local specialties such as the Royan raviole pasta. Many activities and events available in the region. We look forward to welcoming you to the Hôtel.

Welcome to Alvéoles, the stop-over lodge at the honey farm! At the cross road of hiking and biking trails, the river Drôme and the picturesque town centre of Die Immerse yourself in the world of bees, a few steps away from all commodities. Alvéoles has friendly shared open spaces, conducive to meeting other guests, similar to a Youth Hostel but with your own bedroom. It is on the first floor just above the honey farm and the water mill wheel. It is an 18thc building dating back to the pre-fossil fuel era when people produced their own energy to produce locally. The gite is 95m² with a large common room and two bedrooms: Nectar is for 2 guests Fleur for 3 guests Find out more about bee-keeping: We have been working with bees for the past 15 years and are certified organic. Our beehives are sedentary and spread across the Vercors Nature Regional Park. We will be delight to share about our work, the bees and the benefits of the beehive produce. For more information and how to book please check our website.

Le Martouret welcomes you all year round in a 40-hectare ground on the heights of Die. Due to its exceptional location at the foot of the Vercors and along the river Drôme, it benefits from the charms of the countryside as well as mountain activities. With a capacity of 215 people on a 40 hectare estate in the heart of nature, we offer a quality service. On the center, you will benefit from our leisure facilities: swimming pool (summer), city-stadium, gymnasium, sports grounds, tennis, orienteering, forest area... Our network of partners gives you access to numerous activities and themes: outdoor sports, cultural visits, historical sites, agriculture, environmental education... We will build together your personalized stay project and will accompany you with pleasure, efficiency and professionalism. We welcome groups: convention seminars, motivational/team-building stays, sports clubs, professional training and inter-school groups, eco-citizenship courses, but also private festive events (family celebrations, weddings...). We have meeting and conference rooms and offer menus adapted to your stay, with local supplies: classic, gastronomic or local menus, buffet, brunch, organic food... School and university stays: we organize stays adapted to different school cycles, from kindergarten to high school, around major themes such as history, arts, geography and geology, sustainable development, sports discovery... We also welcome students (MFR, BTS, University...) around botany, agricultural and industrial trades, but also cohesion stays. Vacation and leisure center; reception of stays for children (ALSH, town halls...) and of adapted stays for children in situation of handicap, organization of vacation camps... Other approvals : PMI / Youth and Popular Education 26.18JEP66 / ESUS / Labels Marque Parc + Classe Parc du PNRV. In winter: max 215 persons. June + September: in addition 120 places under marabouts. Accommodation: Half board and full board. Fixed orienteering course Collective rooms of 5 to 6 beds + 2 PMR rooms with bathroom and toilets Other activities on site: Basketball / Soccer

20 minutes walk from the town centre, by the river Drôme, peaceful, shaded camp site with a family atmosphere. Its facilities include a heated swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a friendly snack-food restaurant and the possibility to hire canoes and cross-country bikes on site.

Quiet, family friendly atmosphere, “slow tourism” in the Drôme bio valley. Beside the river, a stone’s throw from the historical village of Saillans. Come as a couple, with family or friends, and restore yourself in the sun or in the shade of the river bank. We welcome you for your stay in a tent, motorhome, van, camper or caravan, or in our rental accommodation (Air-conditioned mobile home cottage, Lodge tent, Canvas Bungalow, Coco Sweet, Chalet, etc.). Discover the flavors of our region at our snack bar restaurant Terrasse des Chapelains. Far from the chains and groups that industrialize and standardize camping holidays, come and enjoy the warmth and the sun of the south-east of France, on the banks of the Drôme for a refreshing swim in the river, our natural swimming pool. Come and discover the riches of nature and the terroirs of the Drôme valley. We want to make your stay unforgettable, because our best recognition will be to welcome you again when you return to Saillans at Les Chapelains campsite. On the border of the Southern Alps and Provence, at the foot of the Vercors, our region is a privileged place for lovers of nature, sport and outdoor activities. Perched villages, castles, Roman remains, art, museums ... The Drôme also offers you an unexpectedly rich cultural and historical heritage.

Families, cyclists, bikers, canoeists, hikers: we welcome groups up to 50 people and provide accommodation, catering and leisure activities. We adapt to your needs . Rent a mobile home, a fully equipped tent or pitch your own tent. Half board or packed lunches As suits you ! Welcome to the Drôme bio-valley, at the crossroads of the Southern Alps and Provence, at the foot of the Vercors! On the banks of the River Drôme, close to the historic village of Saillans, Camping Qualité Les Chapelains ★★★ is a small, eco-friendly family campsite. We welcome you on camping pitches for tents, camper vans, vans or caravans. We also offer Premium pitches with private sanitary facilities. You can also choose to rent one of our accommodations (air-conditioned mobile-home cottage, lodge tent, canvas bungalow, Coco Sweet, Chalet...).

An unusual place with themed rooms to get away from it all: Morocco, Kenya, Mexico, Ireland, Greece, Japan, Canada, Tibet, Finland, Lapland, Trapper's Cabin, Far North Cabin, Bohemian Caravan. With a 7-hectare park surrounding a lake, this venue is ideal for weddings, parties or receptions, indoors or out. Companies can also organize seminars, team-building activities, showrooms and conferences.

Within each cascade takes place a chemical reaction. Limestone, like sugar or salt, has the property of dissolving in water. Now the water that has just crossed the mountain is loaded with dissolved limestone, invisible. The water suddenly begins to deposit limestone because of the combined effect of the rise in temperature and oxygenation. The foams take advantage of the carbon dioxide released during the chemical reaction. Condemned to see the limestone deposited on them and transform them literally into stone, they grow incessantly. The tuff thus created is a material comparable to cellular concrete (lightweight but resistant) much used for construction locally.

The Gervanne is a tributary of the Drôme, 30 km long, it takes its source at the foot of the Col de la Bataille, on the edge of the Vercors cliffs. It hosts a remarkable population of trout fario. Beavers are also found downstream of Beaufort. La Gervanne gives its name to this region of the South-East of the Vercors.

In a verdant setting, the Pissoire waterfall and its small lake offer a refreshing atmosphere. While upstream, in the Canyon des Gueulards, water is scarce here, it flows afloat because it comes from the ravine of the Grand Crot which flows downstream from the karstic loss.

The forest of Ambel is particularly appreciated by the Cerf. This large deer can weigh up to 250 kilos, comes to breed in the forest of Ambel. From mid-September to mid-October, this is the rutting period, so you can hear the stag's slab. However, this important period for the stag requires a certain tranquility, stay on the paths and be silent, respect the instructions of the information panels.

The Gorges d'Omblèze result from the erosion of the limestone plateau by the Gervanne, this incision made perpendicularly to the mountain is called a cluse. Here, water is omnipresent, with waterfalls and lush vegetation that bring freshness on hot summer days. Part of the Gorges is regulated (classified site).

The Moulin de la Pipe, named after a miller of the early twentieth century, Jean Géry, who was a great smoker and who was nicknamed "Jean de la Pipe". But on the Napoleonic cadastre, it is referenced under the historical name of "Moulin de Léaussel".After the flood of 1914 which carried off the canal, the dam and the mill installations, Jean de la Pipe sold the building to a resident of the Pescher du Bas. The purchaser Gagnol Adonis and his wife Julienne, born Bouillanne, transformed the Moulin into an inn from 1918. In 1935, they in turn gave it to Auguste Rey and Marie Bouvat of the hamlet of Ansage who exploited it for a year.In 1936, René Belle, who came from the Royans Isérois, bought them the Moulin. Advised by a traveling grocer of the valley, he launched the same year in the creation of an industrial dairy, producing butter and cheese with the milk collected in the neighboring communes.Meanwhile, the activity of the Inn could be maintained thanks to the excellent Georgette Charbonnel who prepared daily meals for workers and travelers. After providing employment to the inhabitants of Omblèze and the neighboring communes for half a century, the dairy experienced financial difficulties, so that it had to cease its activity in 1983. Georgette Charbonnel, the famous chef of the Moulin, which became a local celebrity, will have delighted the inhabitants of the region as well as the tourists from 1936 to 1985. She left the Pipe in 1986, where she lived and worked for 49 years.

Several hypotheses exist as to the origin of the name of the Col de la Bataille. It could be that the name comes from the conflict between the monks of Leoncel and the monks of the other slope for the supremacy of the breeding Ovin. Another hypothesis evokes the confrontation between the winds of the North and the winds of the South.

The Plateau d'Ambel is a "sensitive natural space" where flowers are forbidden. At the heart of a limestone fold of the Vercors, the Plateau d'Ambel consists of vast lawns and a mosaic of clearings and forests. Between the pre-Alps of the north and the south, the fauna and the flora are particularly rich. The summer of the cows and horses are in the summer.

With the disappearance of the brown bear, deer became the largest mammal in the massif, up to 250 kg for males. The woods of males can weigh from 7 to 9 kilos, they fall each year in March-April. From mid-September to mid-October, when the deer burst, they will breed in the nearby forest of Ambel.

The GTV passes a few cables from Léoncel, the village regroups a few houses around a very beautiful Cistercian abbey of the XIIth century. This Romanesque-style building, very stripped of its limestone, is perfectly suited to its surroundings. It is classified among historical monuments since the 19th century thanks to Prosper Mérimée.

Mrs Gallay and the Chef Mr Gallay offer a traditional cuisine based on local terroir products, in an air-conditioned room or on the terrace. Dinners by booking. We welcome groups, family gatherings....

New season, new management! Azad Sarian and his team await you at the Restaurant Pizzeria Snack Bar of la Pinède Campsite in a relaxing setting with panoramic views on the Vercors mountains! Everyone is welcome! Quality traditional cooking with wood- fired pizzas, a snack, rotisserie and cocktail bar catering to everyone-couple or groups We offer take-aways and picnic baskets to take with you on a nature or water trip Once or twice a week we program a themed-evening Cyclists, bikers or travelling hikers can spend the night at the campsite Rooms are available for hire for your own event: seminar, birthday parties, family get-together or parties with friends. We look forward to welcoming you!

In the heart of a rich region, Ryan's head chef makes the most of local produce every day. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, in the dining room or on the terrace, come and discover fresh local produce, some of it organic. Possibility of organizing meals for special events, weddings, christenings, birthdays... Groups, business seminars, theme evenings. In season, organization of brazier evenings. Also on request. Air-conditioned dining room Bikers and cyclists possibility of garage. We are a motorbike relay with tools, tubeless repair kit and tire pressure compressor. We have a secure, remote-controlled parking lot for sports cars, vintage cars and other outings.

Situated on the edge of the town centre, a brasserie with dish of the day from Monday to Sunday + à la carte. Traditional cuisine with fresh products. Atmosphere warm and convivial. Late lunch service - snacks served all day. Covered terrace.

Come and try a creative, local vegetarian cuisine. At lunchtime and dinner we offer a platter of the day, burgers and raviole pasta. Guide «Restaurants bio et/ou végétariens de France» (Organics or vegetarians Restaurants of France Guidebook).

Home cooking, local produce, mainly organic: buckwheat pancakes, savoury tarts, tartines, salads, gratins. To take away or on site. Tearoom, crêpes and ice creams

A traditional restaurant, with local and South American flavours.

Restaurant open all year round with a menu and a la carte. Available for private hire. Christophe Matheron-Talon is an experienced chef, him and his team welcome you for a refined, 100% homemade dining experience made with fresh and local produce.

Cuisine made with love, simple but not simplistic. We cook with 80% local, organic and fair-trade produce and offer a selection of natural and biodynamic wines. Outdoor terrace, under the trees in a quiet environment.

Welcome in our rest house, a19th century old stone farm, with a big bedroom, in the Gervanne wilderness Valley. Home riders, mountain bikers, bikers...

Welcome in our rest house, a19th century old stone farm, in the Gervanne Valley. Home riders, mountain bikers, bikers...

Small campsite at the gates of the Vercors, 10 km from "Gorges d'Ombleze", from "Canyon des Gueulards" , from the climbing spots and at 300m away from the rivier (swimming spot). Preserved nature, peaceful and authentic place. On spot: chill out room, pool table, restaurant, grossery Close to the village of Beaufort-sur-Gervanne, on the Vercors road, near the Gorges d'Omblèze and the Chute de la Druise, crossed by the GR9, 15 minutes from Crest... we're ideally placed! Our small campsite welcomes you for a relaxing vacation in the heart of nature, with sports and river swimming less than a 5-minute walk away... We offer a range of services to make your stay as comfortable as possible (restaurant, sale of local produce, internet, games, IGN map, fridge and freezer...).

The shelter of the pass of Vassieux is an unguarded shelter built in 1976 and restored in 2014-2015 by the Regional Natural Park of Vercors.With a maximum capacity of 15 people, it is open all year and free of access. However, as with most shelter huts in the territory, certain rules must be respected if the service is to last for a long time (most of them are recalled to you inside the shelter).

The property is located at the entrance to the Vercors Regional Park, an ideal location for nature lovers and outdoor sports. To taste a cuisine with seasonal flavors and quality: Bar Restaurant Pizzeria "Chez Vous". Christine and Thomas welcome you to "Chez Vous", in a pleasant, bright setting. For a weekend or a longer stay in the Drôme, our 9 hotel rooms are at your disposal. And if you'd like to savor our seasonal, high-quality cuisine, our chef will welcome you in a pleasant, bright setting, opening onto the shaded terrace.

The river Drôme runs along this 25 pitches campsite situated among the Diois' hills and lined with a shaded river bank. You'll enjoy this calm and restful setting as well as the local fauna and flora changing with the season. Sanitary block : a bathroom accessible to persons with reduced mobility. The campsite is closed at night from 11PM to 7:30AM. In 2021 compost bins available.

10 minutes drive from Die, at the heart of a village perched on the hills, this ancient restored monastery welcomes music groups, dancers, botanists, hikers, yogi and groups of friends ... for training or professional development sessions, workshops and conferences in a friendly atmosphere. With 27 redecorated and fully furnished rooms with 1 to 4 beds, this ancient monastery, built during the twelfth century, was a commandership belonging to Saint Anthony monks order. Turned into an International Welcome Centre, it accommodates up to 50 persons and offers high quality service while keeping its original monastic heritage. Full or half board available and possibility to hire function rooms. You are planning training sessions, workshops or a family gathering? We can offer three seminar rooms of 35, 45 and 60 square meters each, a conference/workshop room of 100 meters square, a performance hall in the basement and a workshop room (function room) of 200 square meters. Meal are served either in one of the two vaulted dinning-rooms or outside in the courtyard and are always a friendly occasion. Most of the ingredients on the menus are local and organic. Local produce sold on site: Clairette de Die sparkling wine, herbal teas, floral waters, plant based essential oils, jams, honey, pâtés, soaps, jewelleries, postcards... Parkland of two hectares, an ethno-botanic garden of aromatic and medicinal plants are here for you to discover. Guided visits of the physic garden and botanical workshops (contact Lise-May Viment : 06 71 83 98 14) Information panels on the Order of Saint Antony monks and their natural medicine accessible at all time. Painting, sculptures and photographic exhibition gallery open from 10 am to 5 pm. For the program of concerts and performances, check the ‘événements’ page on our website. Well-being massages available: massages@le-monastere.org To find out more about the history of this ancient monastery and download a sonic walk commissioned by ‘La bande sonore’ society, check our ‘Histoire du Monastère’ page at: www.le-monastere.org/histoire-du-monastere/ Our site is equipped for camping. Groups of 13 and over are preferred. To hire the entire location (building + activity rooms + catering services) please contact us. Minimum individual stay of 2 nights and subject to availability. Our services and offers are fully accessible and include some rooms with accessible bathroom and toilets. Room accommodating people with reduced mobility includes a disabled toilet. The site is run by a cooperative gathering employees, the town council, suppliers, clients and friends of St Croix Monastery all supporting a development plan embedded in the Quint Valley, Biovallée and the Diois region.

On the banks of the river Drôme, between wheat fields and vineyards, below an old monastery, Virginie welcomes you in three guest rooms with private bathrooms. Below an old monastery, set between wheat fields and vineyards on the banks of the Drôme. Virginie welcomes you to four guest rooms with private facilities.

In the heart of the Drôme, discover an authentic campsite with a unique landscape of river, lavender fields and mountains. Relax, enjoy the peace and quiet and stay as you please, thanks to the many possibilities offered by the campsite and the region. The following facilities are available on the campsite: - The Snack'marges and its delicious local produce (Open July / August) - Our swimming pool (with its view of the Vercors mountains) - Bare pitches and rental accommodation (Tentes Ponza, Tiny-houses Galli) - Motorhome service area (reserved exclusively for our guests) - Fun: soccer pitch, volleyball court, ping-pong tables, pétanque court, children's playground - Direct access to the River Drôme, with an on-site canoeing base in partnership with "Drôme Aventure". Near the campsite: - LIDL store 300 m away and IINTERMARCHE store 900 m away. - 1.5 km from the town of Die, accessible on foot or by bike directly from the campsite - Several starting points for hikes such as "La croix de Justin". - Die train station 1.5 km away

5 mn from the town centre, in the direction of the Vercors massif, detached house with three other accommodations and a swimming pool. The bedroom overlooks the garden, in peaceful and green surroundings with a pergola. We welcome horse riders and their horses. This bed and breakfast has been awarded the 'Chambre d'hôtes référence®' label by Offices de Tourisme de France®. We can drive cyclists into town for their shopping or for a meal at the restaurant. The swimming pool is shared with the other guests. A fridge, microwave oven, cutlery& crockery and a kettle are available. Breakfast is delivered to your door in accordance with Covid-19 sanitary measures. Free car park for guests only.