Laurence Coquet: Discover Activities in Sainte-Jalle, Drôme

An easy loop at the start of this typical hilltop village, between old stones, lavender fields, and view of the Ventoux. From the village square, take the lane in front of the departure sign and go down towards Arpavon towards the west. Follow the path for 350m then, at the big oak, turn left. 1 - Shortly after this crossroad the trail descends slightly and runs in front of the Mont Ventoux. After 500m the trail leads to an old field: the path becomes a trail. 2 - Continue straight for 1km to descend the ridge on themarked trail of small cairns. At the end of the ridge, turn right in the direction of the rightmost telephone pole. 3 - Join the path and follow it on the left for 200m. On arriving in front of the house, turn left and follow the road on the climb towards Poët-Sigillat (2km). The road arrives under the village along a wall: take the small asphalt road which goes to the right then join the houses of the village in the covered alley passing under the bell of the Chapel Saint Bernard. Join the village square down the lane on the eastern side of Poët-Sigillat.

A concentrate of Baronnies in less than 2 hours of walking! The best for family outings. Garrigue atmosphere and views of Mont Ventoux! From the center of the village, reach on foot or by car the car park in front of the holiday center of the Annibal fountain.1 - Go up Cherry Alley, cross the D 546, turn left 50 m then right onto a tarmac road that rises along an orchard of olive trees. At the top of the olive grove, turn left on the dirt track. The slope becomes steeper, continue for 200 m until you reach the 2nd slope of the trail, from where a trail leads to the right.2 - Leave the track on the left and turn right on the start of the small path. Go up and climb the laces in the pine forest to gain height until crossing at the foot of the East ridge of the Rocher de l'Aiguille.3 - Go up to the directional sign and then leave the crest trail to take the path on the left going down into the Bourges valley. After two pins, cross the small stream and go up on the left path that crosses the adret side of the valley to join the crossroads with another path.4 - Turn right to and up this path, past the ruins of Jas du Blanc and continue until you reach the collar on the ridge.5 - Optional access to and from the ruins of Ubrieux Castle: be careful, steep path passing near the void, reserved for good hikers. For families, go down the climb path again passing the Jas du Blanc to return to point 4.6 - Continue the descent straight on the path back to Buis-les-Baronnies. Join the trail along the olive groves and go down to find the way to go. Return by the same route.

This short bike route is perfect for an outing late in the morning. It leads you to one of the most beautiful natural sites in the lower valley of Oule : "Le Pas des Ondes". An easy and pleasant way to discover the road bike in a natural setting. Ideal season : all year.

A hike for good walkers, tomeet the traces of the rural and pastoral life of the Mountain Bugee. From the parking lot of the Croix de Bodon, turn right onto the tarmac road to Bodon Abbey, 250m away. After the abbey, go past the roadside house and take the paved road up towards the top of the plateau. 1 - Go up on the winding tar path to the highest farm where the small road turns into a dirt road. Follow this path for 2km to reach the lavender field at the top of the plateau. The signpost of Col de Saint-May is located 30m east of the lavender field. 2 - At the Col de Saint-May (975m) take the first trail to the right descending in ubac towards "Rémuzat" by the "Ravine du Col". (Be careful shortly after departure, passing overhanging and sloping on the side of amarl!) Follow the path along the creek until you come to a path that you follow to the left. Cross the little brook to go up steeply on a road that you leave in the first turn to take a path on the right that passes in front of the ruins of an old farm with a linden planted in front. Continue up the trail, past another ruin on the way to the Col de Pensier (1002m), which you will reach a little further. 3 - Go down the wide trail to reach the valley of Léoux and reach the road after a farm. At the bridge, do not cross the creek, turn left along the river. In the turn that leads to a farm, turn right and follow the trail which gradually rises above the stream until losing it and join a house at the place "Bergerie de la Botte". Stay behind the house, continue along the trail which slopes to the left, change slopes, and join the shoulder of themountain in front. 4 - Upon arriving on the ridge, leave the path for a path down left on the south flank. The trail joins the small road from Saint-May to the Plateau Saint-Laurent. Climb back up and rejoin the starting point.

La route de l'olivier is a 90km itinerary that allows you to discover the Nyons olive, its terroir and its producers, by car, bike or motorcycle, alone or with your family. Marvel at the landscapes, the traces of the past and discover a region full of scents, sunshine and conviviality...

Balade bucolique et ombragée qui fait le tour du plateau de Pié-Léger. Emprunter le chemin à droite au bout du parking à l'ombre des pins. Le chemin est encaissé par endroits. Au bout du chemin, prendre le sentier qui monte à gauche. En haut de cette montée, suivre sur la droite le bord du plateau. Le quitter rapidement vers l'intérieur au niveau d'une borne sculptée dans la pierre, pour traverser une zone de buis et de genévriers. Après un replat, le sentier arrive quasiment au centre du plateau (table de pique-nique). Prendre à droite le chemin qui monte encore un peu jusqu'à une clôture. Retrouver la bordure du plateau. Longer la clôture sur la gauche. A un virage en demi-lune, où le sentier se transforme en vieille piste, prendre à gauche. Arrivé à un large carrefour, prendre en épingle à droite et descendre jusqu'au départ.

A walk on the heights of Nyons, between scrubland and olive groves: it is the right path to soak up the Nyonsaise atmosphere. From the car park in front of the town hall, turn left on the street leading to the school. Follow André Escoffier street, which rises to the right of the school. At the dead end, continue on the paved road that climbs 50 meters then continue straight on a stony path that climbs among the olive trees. Cross a path from side to side and continue straight on a narrower path along a wall. Arriving at the concrete road, go up until you reach the big cypresses and turn right along the path that goes up the hedge. The path leads to a paved road that must be followed at the climb. Climb two small bends, then, at the fork at the foot of the big block of ocher rock, turn right on the small road down, which extends to a plank lined with olive trees.1 - In the left turn, leave the road to take a right on the trail marked by a post indicating the climbing site. Go up this gently sloping path and pass at the foot of the rock climbing. At the exit of the green oak wood (rocky plate), leave the flat path to take the left that climbs. After the stone walls arranged in a circle in the oak grove, climb the wooded scrubland and reach the Devès junction (directional post alt. 470 m) with the GR 9.2 - Continue the path that goes left on the ridge to the Notre-Dame de Réparat chapel. Pass the Pontias Hole and continue on the Pontias Pass (road).3 - Make a U-turn and return to the Devès intersection (directional post alt 470 m)4 - Continue straight to go down the ridge and below, pass rocks and steps. When the path arrives in view of a building, keep going down to the left and, at the first houses, go down the Devès street. Through the small streets of the old town return to the Town Hall Square.

A particulary eye-catching path which offers a panoramic view on Le Rosanais and L’Oule valleys. La crête de Raton is a very privileged place where chamois can be observed. It is a quite athletic trail but it is worth the effort ! The Raton’s hamlet (716 meters) where rapid streams water flows into is located at the south of the dell. It is also the place where the Baudon river starts and it is related to the Eygues river. From the hamlet, take the left path and start a long climb up. This path was the old access to those houses which are only ruins now. Once the Replat reached (921 meters), go on the path until the end of it and then take an enjoyable way which climbs up into a bank and reach a small ridge. It brings you to the pastures of Staton. When Staton’s – pronouced ‘’ Taton ‘’ by locals – sheepfold can be seen, go straight forward. On your way, the coolness of a spring can be felt near the ruins and the pass. At the pass (1124 meters), take the acsending path leading to the right side of Gravières mountain. It is a path with a lot of small stones. The path leads to the Pas de la Pousterle situated at 1364 meters high. - In Occitan, ‘’Pousterle’’ means a small door or a hunting station. – Reach the ridge and continue on the right side of it. From La Sapie (1497 meters), follow the track of « la passière de la Sapie ». The panoramic view offers a wonderful north sight on Saint-Romans mountain, the village and the ruins of Pommerol. The left path is hard to see – an information board is near the path. – There are a few stairs to walk down, be careful of the roots, the slope is quite steep. Then, an easier path leads to la Fromagère pass (stay on the main route.). At la Fromagère pass (1091 meters), take the path on your right and follow right away the left one leading to « Le Grand Béal ». At the signpost (781 meters), reach the track and turn left towards Raton to go back to the departure point.

D'une centaine de kilomètres, cette boucle sportive Drômoise propose une découverte variée des Baronnies Provençales. Elle passe par plusieurs cols dont celui de Perty et sa magnifique route en lacets bordée de tilleuls. De mi-juin à mi-août, quand les champs de lavande sont en pleine floraison, c'est une escapade enivrante avec du violet à perte de vue qui attend les cyclotouristes. Depuis Rosans, rejoindre la D 994 en contrebas du village, se diriger direction Verclause et les gorges de l'Eygues. En arrivannt au niveau de La Combe, bifurquer à gauche et entammer l'ascension du  col de Soubeyrand sur 8 km (pente constante supérieure à 6 % avec des passages à plus de 9 %). Continuez vers Bellecombe-Tarendol puis Saint Sauveur Gouvernet. Passer le col de Peyruergue 6 km plus loin. Au croisemenent, prendre la D 546 pendant 1,5 km puis la D 65, en direction du Moulin de Montguers. De Ruissas, poursuivre l'ascension du col de Perty par une route en épingles sur 9 km. Depuis le Col de Perty,  descendre sur 8 km. Tourner à gauche, avant le village de Laborel et prendre la direction de Villebois les Pins par le col de Pierre Vesce (D 65b). A Villebois les Pins, poursuivre à gauche et passer le col du Reychasset (1052 m). Rejoignez ensuite Chauvac. A la sortie du village, prendre la D 116 jusqu'au Moulin de Mange Fêve Regagner Rosans par l'Aubergerie.

Chemin utilisé jusqu'en 1925 pour porter le courrier de Rosans à Sainte-Marie-de-Rosans ! Entre chênes, pins et buis, découverte du col de la Fromagère-Pommerol, du hameau de Raton et du patrimoine du village ensoleillé de Rosans. De la place de Rosans, prendre la direction du Col de Pommerol, puis la 2ème à droite vers la caserne des pompiers. Dépasser la caserne et, en haut de l'impasse, prendre le sentier de gauche (l'ancien chemin du facteur). Le sentier coupe plusieurs pistes. Le suivre toujours en face. Rejoindre une large piste et la remonter pour récupérer la suite du sentier dans l'épingle. Au bout du sentier, atteindre le col de Pommerol en suivant la route sur la droite. Au col, emprunter le sentier à gauche et, 25 m plus loin, prendre de nouveau à gauche. Le sentier redescend dans le Grand Béal, vers le hameau de Raton. À la piste de Raton, prendre à gauche pour rejoindre le hameau. Au hameau de Raton (720 m) continuer tout droit, sur la longue piste vers Rosans. 30 m après un carrefour, emprunter un chemin à droite qui descend sur une crête. Longer ensuite des marnes pour rejoindre le torrent de Pigerolles. À la route, un passage à gauche dans le torrent vous permet de la traverser par en-dessous. Atteindre la base de loisirs qui se situe de l'autre côté après avoir longé une prairie. Elle vous offrira le réconfort de la baignade après une bonne randonnée. Continuer en prenant la sortie à gauche, puis, à la jonction avec la D 994, traverser et emprunter le sentier qui passe à côté de la Chapelle Saint Gabriel pour regagner le village.

Founded in 1882, La Scourtinerie is France's last remaining scourtin factory. We invite you to discover our world through our scourtin museum, workshop and boutique. Founded in 1882 by Ferdinand and Marie Fert, this family business is now run by Frédérique and her daughter Sophie, the 4th and 5th generations. The scourtin is a filter used to extract olive oil, woven from rot-proof, highly resistant coconut rope. Since the frost of 1956, scourtins have also been used as trivets and Provencal rugs. Discover the weaving workshop and the scourtin museum, retracing the history of the family business through the generations. Our boutique offers a wide selection of local and Indian handicrafts. La Scourtinerie is diversifying and in 2017 is launching its new original creation: L'Ombrière in 100% natural fiber, rot-proof and weather-resistant.

A haven of peace between vineyards and olive groves. A fully air-conditioned, character farmhouse with private pool and PMR room in a quiet, unspoilt setting. Set amidst greenery, vineyards and olive groves, this fully renovated, air-conditioned 19th-century Provencal farmhouse welcomes you in a "family home" atmosphere. 4 spacious bedrooms as well as a vast dining room and living room will welcome you. A shaded terrace will host your outdoor meals around a plancha. The swimming pool (9 x 4.75m) is fully fenced.

Traditional oil mill in the Drôme (south of France). Tour of the mills and sample tasting at our oil bar, retail sale of PDO Nyons olive oil, PDO Nîmes olive oil, vegetable oils, and olive-based food products and cosmetics. L’Huilerie Richard is a family business of millers and peddlers, passed down from father to son for 5 generations now. L’Huilerie Richard was founded in 1885, in Mollans-sur-Ouvèze in Drôme. My great-grandfather, Henry Richard, made his own olive oil in his mill and then, with the help of his cart and his mule, he went to sell his olive oil, olive and soap production from farm to farm by peddling. Today, the traditions of peddling, local olive oil production and blended olive oils are kept alive in my beautiful French department of Drôme. In the north, in Montoison, we produce walnut oil, hazelnut oil and rapeseed oil. In the south, in Nyons, we produce PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Nyons olive oil. Don't hesitate to stop by our mills for a visit. Patrick Richard.

Logis Hôtels Le Saint Marc in Mollans-sur-Ouvèze, at the foot of Mont Ventoux, offers rooms and studios with kitchenette, an outdoor swimming pool, a 4500m² park, and a local restaurant. Ideal for cyclists and hikers, with secure garage. Welcome to Logis Hôtel Le Saint Marc, where Provencal charm meets modern comfort. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Mont Ventoux, our establishment invites you to enjoy an unforgettable getaway in an enchanting setting. Enjoy our elegant rooms or studios with kitchenette, our delicious buffet breakfast, and our warm welcome. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, Le logis Hôtel Le Saint Marc is the ideal base for exploring the treasures of Provence. The establishment also boasts a restaurant, La Table d'Honorine, offering an authentic and delicious culinary experience. La Table d'Honorine showcases the local flavors of Provence with refined cuisine based on fresh, seasonal produce. Enjoy a delicious meal in warm surroundings, whether inside by the fireplace in winter or outside on the flower-filled terrace in summer. Service is attentive and welcoming, ensuring a memorable dining experience.

Mobile homes, true small & functional houses or Nouméa Chalets or Lodge Tents. Ecological accomodation made in canvas & wood - or Pods -. Atypical chalet : rentals at the Hauts de Rosans campsite are offered for night or for a short/ long stay. In the campsite Flower Les hauts de Rosans, overnight rental for 1 to 6 people, from 1 to 3 bedrooms with double or single bed, in chalets, or unusual accommodation. You benefit from the services of a 4-star campsite: swimming pool, restaurant ... from few minutes to the village of Rosans.

At the heart of the Regional Nature Park of Provencal Baronnies, the Melay Team you on a Camping Quality ****. Get together as a Family ... Build Memories ... Live Holidays ;-) 42 camping pitches (approx.100m²) on 7ha of terraced land. Creation in 2021 of 4 premium pitches with individual toilets for campers in tent, caravan or van. 28 Rentals: Chalets (5), Mobilhomes (8), Tents Lodge (4) and unusual tents with Les Nids (2) and Bivouac Tent for hikers (1), the new atypical structures 2021 «PODs» (4) and the new 2022, huts on stilts (2) and Hobbit hut (1). 25x10 swimming pool, open and heated from 01/05 to 16/09 with panoramic views of the Baronnies provençales and Marnes Bleues, regional curiosity. In July-August: children's club, teen club, family entertainment, theme evenings. Takeaway on order (noon and evening), restaurant only in the evening with tasty dishes and pizzas "Maison", bar and gourmet kiosk open in high season: 8 am - 1 pm // 3 pm - 10 pm (on request the rest of the season). Free WiFi throughout the campsite, bike rental at reception (new for 2022: electric bikes offer), hiking and mountain biking directly from the campsite. Free Wi-Fi throughout the campsite, bicycles loaned to the reception (new 2022: electric bicycles), hiking and mountain biking live from the campsite. Numerous walks along the water, canyoning, via ferrata, and observing the sky at the nearby Observatory, so many activities to share with the family ... A little atmosphere to have fun, without forget the MELAY TEAM by your side for the best of your summer!

Between Nyons and Vaison la Romaine, adjoining gîte to the owners' wine-making farm. Fully fitted kitchen, lounge area (sofa bed), bedroom (double bed), shower room, separate WC. Flat screen TV/DVD. Shared courtyard. The gîte is perfectly situated for visiting the region. Nathalie gives you lots of daily advice for your visits, She can show cyclists which routes to take. Passionate winegrowers, they know how to share their passion with you. Fully-equipped kitchen, sitting area with pull-out bed, flat-screen TV, 1 bedroom, shower room and separate toilet. The courtyard is shared.

1st floor gîte adjoining owner's farm, near D538 road and another gîte. Fully fitted kitchen area, living room (sofa bed), 2 bedrooms (double bed) (double bed, single bed), shower room. Balcony, shared open courtyard.

This store, which specializes in the sale of sports equipment, offers a fine fleet of bikes for hire, including electric-assist bikes with batteries powerful enough to take you to the summit of the Ventoux. Intersport Vaison-la-Romaine is the bike rental specialist in Vaucluse and Drôme! Find their bikes for hire, as well as their repair workshop. Don't forget to book online at www.intersport-location-vaison.fr for the best rates. Online booking 24/7 Expertly maintained and prepared bikes. Accessories and complementary services for a successful outing.

This store, which specializes in the sale of sports equipment, offers a fine fleet of bikes for hire, including electric-assist bikes with batteries powerful enough to take you to the summit of the Ventoux. Intersport Vaison-la-Romaine is the bike rental specialist in Vaucluse and Drôme! Find their bikes for hire, as well as their repair workshop. Don't forget to book online at www.intersport-location-vaison.fr for the best rates. Online booking 24/7 Expertly maintained and prepared bikes. Accessories and complementary services for a successful outing.

This part of the Pause ravine is composed of a laminate of limestone strata and marly strata which the small stream laid out due to erosion. Formed 113 million years ago, these sedimentary layers are now perched at an altitude of some 580 meters by the folding of the Alpine arc. Since calcareous layers are more resistant to erosion than marl layers, it is logical that a layer of limestone covers the top of this ravine.

The village of Poët-Sigillat has two religious buildings: The parish church of Saint-Martin, which can be visited, and the Saint-Bernard chapel. Although this chapel of the 17th century is now private, you can still admire its bell tower, which its builders perched on an entrance gate of the old village in 1666. Another feature of this building: The bell that the building houses belongs to the inhabitants of Poët-Sigillat, while the walls are now owned by a private individual.

Perched on a rocky spur at an altitude of 780 meters, the village of Poët-Sigillat is the highest in the Ennuye valley. From its surroundings, it offers a remarkable panorama up to Mont-Ventoux. The village does not have fortifications, but its high and contiguous houses served as ramparts and extended the slender silhouette of Devès, on which the Poët-Sigillat is built.

We find it as well in north face as south face in the Baronnies provençales: it's the Sylvester Pine. Typical tree of the Mediterranean mountains, it presents a good resistance in dry period and under cold temperatures. It is easily identified with the red colour that its bark takes on the small branches and on the upper third of its trunk. Some Sylvester pine particularly exposed to the wind take tortured forms, sometimes resembling to the bonsai.

From the Promontory (711m) overlooking the Ouvèze, The Ubrieux castle dominated the natural lock of the Gorges of Ubrieux. This stronghold, built in 1240, was one of the keys of the defense system of Boxwood, then capital of the Barony of Mévouillon. The strategic position of this fort was partly on its perched position but also on the fact that it was on the edge of anotherBaronnie : The one of Montauban. It remains today only the base of the fortifications of the fort, destroyed in 1590.

The ruins of this jastestify to the presence around a moor pasturein the 18th century. The word jas, derived from "jacere" meaning "lying" in Latin, refers to these small sheepfolds where the shepherd led his flock to spend the night. The Jas du Blanc was a good representative of these rustic buildings, with a unique sloping roof and walls pierced by small openings to keep the freshness of the stones in summer and the heat of the animals in winter.

The Aphyllante of Montpellier (or Barjavou) is a typical plant typical of the Mediterranean scrubland. Its name, in Greek, designate it as a flower without leaves (a = private, phullon = leave, anthos = flower: flower without leaf); In fact it has the appearance of numerous stems pushing in clumps, at the end of which come out of the blue flowers from May to August. Despite its apparent absence of leaves, it constitutes an important resource of pasture for sheep flocks, particularly in winter.

The spur of the Aiguille is made up of late Jurassiclimestone Despite the compactness of this rock, the cycles of freezing and thawing have overcome some parts of the cliff: Large blocks of rock strewn over the wall in the south face. The land at the base of the cliffs is composed of softer sedimentary rocks, alternating limestone and marl-limestone beds. These marls are particularly well observed when passing through the Bourges ravine.

The rock of Aiguille is equipped for the practice of sport climbing since the 1990s. Its southern face is equipped with about fifty tracks, some of which, in two lengths, allow climbers to climb the 60 meters high of this cliff and climb to the top of the Aiguille, from whom the altitude is 641 m from the sea. The southern orientation of this wall makes it a popular climbing site for inter-season but also on beautiful winter days.

Along the Aiguille path and throughout the walk, a plant companion with many needles will follow you: The Juniper Cade! The cade is this shrub with evergreen foliage whose smallgreen needles have 2 fine white lines distinguishing them from those of the common juniper (1 single white line). Its berries, of violet colour to red, identify easily: their underside has three linesof 120 ° each and converging at a central point.

Located in one of the striking landscapes of the Drôme Provençale region, at the heart of a medieval village in the Baronnies region, the "Auberge de la Clavelière" welcomes you in a solid 200 years old stone house. For 40 years, our family has cultivated a soothing atmosphere in an exceptional setting where you can breathe in the lavender and happiness that surround our Auberge.

The campsite des Rosières offers a snackbar-pizzeria on a terrace in the shade in front of the swimming pool.

Your gourmet and refreshing stop at the edge of the lake! Menu, dish of the day, paella party, mussels marinières style with French fries available for summer

Located off the village, Les Genêts overlooks the Serres-Nyons road. You will enjoy a traditional homemade cooking, based on fresh products, in a room with a panoramic view of the entire Rosanais valley. Family and traditional cookery. A la carte menus and catering. Wine list of the region. 20 coverts in a panoramic room. Shaded terrace under awning.

Set on the outdoor terrace with views of the Baronnies Provençales, or in the privacy of the vaulted room, you will enjoy a cuisine based on local products at the campsite restaurant (in the evening on reservation). Fresh pizzas every day in July-August, to takeaway or eat on site. On reservation the day before for other periods. Do not hesitate to contact us for group meals, parties or birthdays. Dinner Shows in July/August by reservation!

La Boule d'Or restaurant welcomes you at the foot of the medieval village of Rosans, on the Nyons-Serres road. Meals are served either in a beautiful vaulted dining room or on the terrace.

On Rosans' village place, Noëlle & Laurent are happy to welcome you in their restaurant Ô Fourchat. You can drink, have breakfast, have dinner inside or outside on the shady terrace with a view on the Fourchat summit.

A former coaching inn in a hilltop village, this building with plenty of character is great place to stop on the GR9 route and the cyclotourist circuits. Pascal welcomes you in the spirit of the Bistrots de Pays with simplicity and conviviality. His sunny, family-style cuisine, featuring seasonal produce, celebrates all the flavors and colors of Provence and the Mediterranean. Comfortably seated indoors by the fireplace or on the panoramic terrace facing the Ventoux, enjoy this tasty stopover as you discover the beautiful Toulourenc valley.

Recently opened bar/restaurant offering traditional and family cuisine. As the last shop in the village, I'd like to make it a convivial place by organizing a variety of events throughout the year.

Located in one of the striking landscapes of the Drôme Provençale region, at the heart of a medieval village in the Baronnies region, the "Auberge de la Clavelière" welcomes you in a solid 200 years old stone house. For 40 years, our family has cultivated a soothing atmosphere in an exceptional setting where you can breathe in the lavender and happiness that surround our Auberge.

Refuge style accommodation, basic comfort. Mezzanine dormitory with 10 beds. Shower, kitchenette. Self-catering.

The chic, confortable and lightbathed rooms face the Ventoux and the Baronnies. The view is stunning and the welcome is considerate. The surrounding countryside and the grandiose panorama are an invitation to wellbeing and relaxation. In a contemporary interior, the comfort is optimal with air conditioning, espresso machine, kettle, cosmetics, bathrobes, safe, courtesy tray, concierge service and 2 heated pools.

A haven of peace between vineyards and olive groves. A fully air-conditioned, character farmhouse with private pool and PMR room in a quiet, unspoilt setting. Set amidst greenery, vineyards and olive groves, this fully renovated, air-conditioned 19th-century Provencal farmhouse welcomes you in a "family home" atmosphere. 4 spacious bedrooms as well as a vast dining room and living room will welcome you. A shaded terrace will host your outdoor meals around a plancha. The swimming pool (9 x 4.75m) is fully fenced.

The eighteenth-century winery is situated between vineyards and wooded sites. Hikers, cyclists and motorcyclists find tranquility in front of Ventoux. The peaceful, country setting and warm welcome from the Coulet family make your stay a relaxing interlude near the Ventoux, Baronnies and Dentelles de Montmirail. A small shared summer kitchen is at your disposal, so bring your own crockery. 5 bedrooms, swimming pool.

Groups welcome in chalets for 4 to 6 people, half or full board stay (horseriders, hikers, bicycles, motorcycles...), in a perfect location for the GR 91 treks, and 2 km away from the medieval village of Rosans. Capacity : 4 to 6 persons Fully equipped with : bathroom WC small kitchen dining area 1 adult bedroom 1 kids bedroom Terrace with garden lounge Bed covers and pillows provided Other personal linen not provided

600m high, in the South of the Hautes-Alpes right next to Provence, take the time to enjoy 12 hecatres of wilderness, in one 3 stars apartment with all the mod cons. Relaxation, greenery, sun, leisure activities and outdoor sports, come to discover our region with your family or friends. Escape and find the pleasures of a nature far from the noise and from the stress. Activities, sports, animations, discovery of Rosanais, everything will be done in a family friendly atmosphere to ensure a very pleasant stay. 50 grassy and flat locations of 150 m² in the shade or semi-shaded bounded by small hedges and linked to an electricity terminal. Rent of mobile homes and chalets completely equipped for 4 to 6 people. Bar, restoring, take-out food, washing machines, barbecue, campervan drainage. Welcomes groups in full or half board (horseriders, pedestrian, cyclists, motorcyclists), ideally situated for the hikes on the GR 91, in 2 km of the medieval village of Rosans.

Logis Hôtels Le Saint Marc in Mollans-sur-Ouvèze, at the foot of Mont Ventoux, offers rooms and studios with kitchenette, an outdoor swimming pool, a 4500m² park, and a local restaurant. Ideal for cyclists and hikers, with secure garage. Welcome to Logis Hôtel Le Saint Marc, where Provencal charm meets modern comfort. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Mont Ventoux, our establishment invites you to enjoy an unforgettable getaway in an enchanting setting. Enjoy our elegant rooms or studios with kitchenette, our delicious buffet breakfast, and our warm welcome. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, Le logis Hôtel Le Saint Marc is the ideal base for exploring the treasures of Provence. The establishment also boasts a restaurant, La Table d'Honorine, offering an authentic and delicious culinary experience. La Table d'Honorine showcases the local flavors of Provence with refined cuisine based on fresh, seasonal produce. Enjoy a delicious meal in warm surroundings, whether inside by the fireplace in winter or outside on the flower-filled terrace in summer. Service is attentive and welcoming, ensuring a memorable dining experience.

The holiday village is closed because it is undergoing a major renovation and revitalisation project. The aim is to offer facilities that meet the new expectations of holidaymakers while integrating environmental needs and regional tourism. Comfortable and functional flats : 1 lounge/kitchen (rustic furniture, stove with oven, fridge), 2 bedrooms (5 beds), 1 bathroom with shower, 1 terrace facing south, electric heating. The 10 000 m² terrain is entirely closed, wooded and flowery. Playground for children. Table tennis tables. Library, board games. 3 big barbecues.

Mobile homes, true small & functional houses or Nouméa Chalets or Lodge Tents. Ecological accomodation made in canvas & wood - or Pods -. Atypical chalet : rentals at the Hauts de Rosans campsite are offered for night or for a short/ long stay. In the campsite Flower Les hauts de Rosans, overnight rental for 1 to 6 people, from 1 to 3 bedrooms with double or single bed, in chalets, or unusual accommodation. You benefit from the services of a 4-star campsite: swimming pool, restaurant ... from few minutes to the village of Rosans.