Explore camping les myrtilles at La chapelle-en-vercors

Discover at the strength of your calves some of the heritage and landscape riches of this sector of the Vercors remained wild and authentic! Departure from the Chapelle-en-Vercors Tourist Office (central square), always follow the MTB n ° 34 Red tags all along the circuit. Go to the place named Les Bruyères, Rea Biquet, Mortier, Les Grands Chemins, Les Matous, Les Talivières, La Franconnière, Le Chargeau, Les Réveilles, Libouse, Combe Libouse. Leave the GTV circuit heading to Serre Charbonnière, Pierre Blanc, Fouletier, Les Meunières.You start coming back via Saint-Agnan-en-Vercors, crossing Les Meunières, Chemin de l'Herbe. Keep going via Les Raymonds, Les Racles, Chabotte, Le Serre, Freydière, Les Chaux, Les Chaberts, Le Lauzet, Les Bruyères then the central square of La Chapelle-en-Vercors.

This pleasant patrimonial walk allows you to discover part of the sometimes painful history of the commune of Chapelle-en-Vercors. Departure from La Chapelle-en-Vercors (in front of the Tourist Office), go before the town hall before turning left, then right on the right the road that allows to join Les Bruyères  From there, continue on the road about 200 meters before turning on the right in the direction of the crossroads Le Lauzet From Lauzet, follow Les Chaberts then Les Chaux and turn right to reach Le Château. A little further on at the crossroads Sous Le Château, you have the possibility to return at the start of the walk directly (direction La Chapelle-en-Vercors), or to go to the ruins of Château de Foirevieille then return to the center of the village.

Go to reach the belvédère of Révoulat and its breathtaking panorama over the whole valley of the Vernaison in particular. Departure from La Croix Châtelard, direction Le Belvédère 4 by taking the track leading to the Grand Serre 1 then Révoulat 2 and L'Aigue 3, then continue on a nice path to reach Le Belvédère (Parents, attention to your children on the edge of the cliff!).Return to La Croix de Châtelard via Les Rochers d'Echevis 5, Chemin des Falaises 6 Les Rochas 7 then Grand Cros 8 and the hamlet of Les Revoux.From here, a last small ascent to the shrubbery of boxwood conditions the return to the starting point of this magnificent loop.

The open visit to the Necropolis of Vassieux-en-Vercors serves as an introduction to this easy loop. Here you are invited to remember the battles that took place in July 1944 and the journey taken by members of the Resistance. You now cross the broad plain of Vassieux, where enemy gliders used to land. Set off from the Necropolis car park. Cross the D76 at the gate and follow the signposted path opposite towards La Grande Peyrouse. At the La Grande Peyrouse intersection, continue on towards Pourlette. In Pourlette, an interpretation panel explains the geological formation of the Vercors. Cross the D76 again and take the path opposite that goes across fields and leads to the site of an old water mill, which has been recently redeveloped. Once you are on the path, turn right towards the Necropolis. The trail will take you back to the starting point.

Follow the footsteps of the old mule tracks, which once linked the plateau of Vercors to the lower valley of the Bourne.This hike offers a beautiful panorama of the two "big canyons" of the Vercors. From the La Plateforme car park, take the direction of Pas de l'Allier 3 on a forest track passing through Le Pin 1 and Micoulas 2, the path gradually narrows to the lookout point of Pas de l 'Allier, where, you can admire an exceptional panorama on the Rhone valley in particular. Then descend to the cliff side by a narrow path (be careful in rainy weather!) To reach the crossroads of the Voûtes 4. From there, begin the gradual ascent towards the Pas des Voûtes 5, from which you can admire the panorama on the Gorges de la Bourne. Continue towards La Cabane à Lili 6, on the way, a must-see belfry on Choranche and Presles invites you to contemplation before joining the parking of La Platform.

From the scenic and vertiginous road to Combe Laval, discover the Montagne de l'Echarasson. Departure from the Belvedere de Combe Laval (parking) on the D76 (road Combe Laval), direction Col de l'Echarasson 2. Go up to Ferlin 1, then continue through woods and clearings for a good hour to reach the Col de l'Echarasson (1146 m). From the pass, take the direction of Saint-Jean-en-Royans and go down again following the yellow and green markings until the Pas de la Sère 3. At the Pas, continue towards Saint-Jean-en-Royans to reach Gaudissart 4. From there, climb slightly back to Ferlin and then back to the Belvedere de Combe Laval.

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.

Family walk on the GR 91,departing from the gateway to theHauts Plateaux. The return circuit allows easy access to the Natural Reserve of the Hauts Plateaux.

Discover the geological curiosities of the Vercors. Stunning landscapes await you with waterfall, cavity and spectacular passages. 4.">Departure from Saint-Julien-en-Vercors village, direction Porte du Diable 4. 1, de là, rallier Les Barons 2, Le Devet 3.">Take the road passing behind the church and then left to the crossroads of Ponson 1, from there, rally Les Barons 2, Le Devet 3. The itinerary continues through woods and clearings before ending on a rocky outcrop; Cross in a few laces in order to join the Moulin Marquis on the left. From there, go back to the cave of the Gaulois, then we follow the cliffs that overhang the circus of Bournillon. Along the way, beautiful belvedere on the cave of Bournillon and the cascade of Moulin Marquis (caution, notably with the children). Some laces in the forest (well follow the yellow and green markings) go up to the Porte du Diable. Pass under the rocky bridge, climb carefully on a rocky vire (be careful in wet weather) to unclog the plateau of Saint-Julien (opposite, small belvedere on the Bourne gorges). The return to Saint-Julien-en-Vercors takes place for a good part in undergrowth before joining the crossroads of Ponson.

A 30-minute walk from the village of Corrençon via the GR 91 in the direction of the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors (the Vercors Highlands). Whetheron foot, on snowshoes or cross-country skis, this is an easy excursion providing a “taste” of the picturesque ambiance of a true mountain refuge.

With 125 km of slopes (36 slopes : 12 green, 9 blue, 7 red and 8 black), the Villard-Corrençon ski resort is the largest and highest of the Vercors alpine resorts.

Rental/ Sale of equipment: Winter sports: Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowboarding, hiking shoes Sale of clothing, shoes, and sports accessories. Summer sports: Electric bikes, mountain biking, road, hiking, running. Present since 1898, our store is located opposite the church in the center of the village. With a strong family history and know-how passed down from generation to generation, we are proud to equip you for your favorite activities. Discover a selection of quality equipment: skis, boots, technical clothing and accessories. Our team of enthusiasts is at your disposal to advise you and guide you towards the right equipment, summer and winter. You can book your skis and bikes online or come directly to the store. 20m from our main store, discover our Sportvercors store entirely dedicated to cycling. We offer a complete range of bikes, accessories, equipment. Sportneige, your ally for sport, summer and winter.

Imagine a place like no other, with sheer cliffs, streams and waterfalls. The La Mira boat takes you on a flirtation with this wild, natural beauty. Fjord? Canyon? Make up your own mind. Boarding at Treffort or Mayres-Savel. Cross timetables : * SAVEL departure : 8h30, 9h50, 14h40, 16h, 17h20 * TREFFORT departure : 9h10, 10h30, 15h20, 16h40, 18h Please note : Not all the cross are open everyday (depending on the season...). Check on our website www.la-mira.com for every cross departure.

An 1h30 tour to learn everything there is to know about lavender, its history and its usage Tour in French at 2.30pm Tour in English at 10 am Program of the tour: A presentation of la Distillerie des 4 Vallées : from its beginnings to today A history of lavender : since when has it been used and how ? Spotting the difference between lavender types Real lavender, lavandin, lavender aspic which one do I find in my garden or on my holiday snaps? The lavender market and production: find out more about the transformation of the 30 000 hectares of real lavender and lavandin produced in France Everything there is to know about the different types of distillation Fragrances: do you prefer real lavender or lavandin? Using real lavender and lavandin essential oils and flower waters : I’ve got a bottle at home and it smells nice but I don’t know what to do with it. Find out at the end of the tour!

Go behind the scenes of a family distillery in operation since 1930, and leave knowing how to recognize lavender... and how to use your essential oils every day. Accessible to all, ideal for families or groups. At the foot of the Vercors mountains, the Distillerie des 4 Vallées opens its doors to you for an educational, lively and sensory guided tour. Here, we don't "look" at lavender: we understand it, smell it, and learn how to choose and use it. For 1 hour, your guide takes you to the heart of a family-run farm founded in 1930 and still in business today. You'll discover : ● The history of lavender and why it has become a mainstay of our daily lives (perfumery, well-being, domestic uses, etc.). ● The main lavender families: fine lavender, lavandin, spike lavender... how to tell them apart (cultivation, scent, uses, yields). ● Markets and outlets: what flowers from thousands of hectares grown in France are used for (essential oils, floral waters, cosmetics, flavors...). ● Distillation explained simply: from traditional methods to today's processes (vocabulary, stages, logic "from flower to bottle"). ● An interactive olfactory workshop: guided comparison of aromatic profiles (lavender, lavandin, aspic) + concrete pointers for choosing according to your needs. ● A practical conclusion: how to use your bottles of essential oils and floral waters on a daily basis, with clear, responsible advice. After the visit, you can extend the experience at your own pace: a "distillation memory" area with old stills, a free stroll nearby, then a visit to the producers' boutique (over 300 artisanal and French products).

Welcome to the foothills of the Vercors mountains, for a visit involving all your senses! We have been growing and distilling lavender and lavendin since 1930 : join us for an in-depth visit of our farm and find out everything there is to know from the seed to the essential oil. The 'Distillerie des 4 vallées' is first and foremost a traditional farm. We grow 30ha of lavender and lavandin but also hay and cereals for our animals. We breed sheeps, horses, donkeys and more originally, dwarf rabbits and guinea pigs. We control the production of lavender from start to finish. We cultivate a wide range of lavenders and lavandins in Chamaloc. We share the harvester with other farmers but own the distillery on the farm. We sell our essential oils, directly at the distillery and other by-products, soaps, cosmetics, scented candles, diffusers, fragrance bags and for food lovers chocolates, syrups or lavender jams. Online shopping available. In July and August, we lead harvesting and distillation workshop, open to all, a guided walk in the lavender fields and an aromatherapy workshop.

A true paradise with a thousand springs for a vast botanical world tour. Rare plants acclimatised in a sumptuous natural setting of ponds and waterfalls. For a magical moment, discover the phenomenon of petrification, when water becomes stone. To preserve the authenticity of the local attractions that have long made the village famous, the Jardin des Fontaines Pétrifiantes was established in 1994. Nestled in an exceptional setting in France, between the Isère River and a cliff from which waterfalls flow, forming small pools (gours) over time, this garden offers a unique experience. For nearly a thousand years, these mysterious springs have had the unique ability to coat everything in their path with a thin layer of calcite crystals, thereby transforming various objects, mosses, and plants into an astonishing rock called tufa. Surrounding this rock formation, a harmonious and original arrangement brings together more than 800 species of flowers and plant forms, offering a true botanical world tour featuring exotic, Mediterranean, aquatic, and tropical plants. A floral and botanical symphony, brought to life by water, begins gently before forming vast, calm pools and a beautiful waterfall. Discover the intimate charm of this mineral paradise, where nature is not tamed by the gardener but reimagined through his creative vision, with the sole aim of protecting the earth’s vegetation. The harmony between water, flowers, wood, and rock creates a bucolic setting, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in this oasis of natural beauty.

Surrounded by woods as far as the eye can see La Maison du Col Holiday Centre welcome groups, children camps, training sessions and seminars as well as family reunions. Expect stunning views, a swimming pool and sports ground. Welcome to La Maison du Col, nestled in the heart of the Vercors Regional Nature Park, just 15 minutes from the Die train station. Ideal for young and old alike, from 15 to 79 people, our gîtes have an outdoor swimming pool and offer a wide range of possibilities to suit everyone's needs: vacation camps, discovery classes, training courses, seminars, family reunions or friendships. Come and enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of large, unspoilt natural areas, from trails leading directly from the Maison du Col. Nearby, you'll have access to the full range of sporting, recreational and cultural activities on offer in the Diois. Summer is reserved for full-board children's groups (vacation camps, sports camps, social centers, etc.). From September to June, we offer a self-catering service for groups of all ages.

The LA MIRA boat invites you to enjoy an aperitif on Lake Monteynard. Time : 2 hours. Boarding 15 minutes before departure.

A small detour through the ruins (very discreet) of the castle of Foirevielle offers a beautiful view on La Chapelle-en-Vercors and the surrounding valleys. In the ninth century, this caste motte watched the roads coming from Vassieux or the col de Rousset. The village of Bâtie de l'Orme and then of the Bâtie de Vercors huddled at his feet. It was in the twelfth century that the villagers moved the village to the present location.

Back in the village, next to the post office, the ruins of the farm Albert are also called "Cour des fusillés". On 25 July 1945, while the non-escaped inhabitants were held hostage in the school and the Wafen SS troops burned down the village, 16 young men and the schoolmaster were shot this location. To the right of the remains of the surrounding wall, a small memorial recalls these events.

The start of the hike takes you past the church. Its bell-tower (listed) of the twelfth century is one of the rare buildings that escaped the bombing and the fire of the village in July 1944. If the houses all have a similar architecture, it is because they were completely rebuilt from 1948 onwards. It is in temporary buildings (some of which are still visible at the exit of the village towards Vassieux) that the inhabitants lived for six years for some, in particular the very cold winters 1946 and 47.

The prairie of Darbounouse is a so-called cold combe. The accumulation of a semi-continental climate and altitude is aggravated by the nocturnal inversion of temperature (the denser cold air is lodged in the hollows). The weather station installed in the framework of the Vercors eco-climatic observatory recorded a record negative temperature with -38 ° C in 2000.

During a tour of maintenance and surveillance, an old path completely disappeared in the vegetation was rediscovered by the ecogardes of the Regional Natural Park of the Vercors. After consulting the cadastre, this trail turned out to be an old communal road. With the authorization of the commune of La Chapelle-en-Vercors and the technical support of local associations, the park's agents were able to re-open it and integrate it into the network of marked hiking trails. You will take it between the crossroads of the Rochers d'Echevis and the Chemin des cliffs. It offers in particular a beautiful viewpoint on the Gorge des Grands Goulets (watch out for the cliff). When you come to the direction sign Chemin des falaises, you will have to go up a little on your left, to find the crossroads of Rochas, and the continuation of the itinerary.

Between the localities called Révoulat and l'Aigue, note, by the roadside, an ancient basin fed by a small spring covered with a vault. From the mountain of the Aigue, on your left, several sources sprang up which had allowed the installation of a hamlet in Révoulat.

Unique in its size (17,000 hectares), the Hauts Plateaux Reserve covers 10% of the Vercors Regional Nature Park. It is now the largest land reserve in mainland France.

In winter, the Herbouilly site is connected to Villard de Lans and Corrençon en Vercors by a network of 150 km of cross-country ski trails. The snow disappeared, besides the free flight and the climbing, Herbouilly is an emblematic place for the initiation to speleology, in particular to the chasm of Gours Fumant. Hiking and mountain biking trails allow you to visit the site. For the less athletic, the trail of Oscar or the Filambule, starting from the Nordic building offer adventures adapted to the families.

Large woodpecker with the appearance of a black crow, the black woodpecker imposes by its size. Its uniform color, with the exception of the red cap, more or less wide according to sex, and its impressive ivory beak make it easily distinguishable from other peaks. It can be observed more easily during parades, from March to April, or during the dispersal of young people in September. Picture: "Pic noir / Black Woodpecker" (CC BY-SA 2.0) byJean-Jacques Boujot

A 30-minute walk from the village of Corrençon via the GR 91 in the direction of the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors (the Vercors Highlands). Whetheron foot, on snowshoes or cross-country skis, this is an easy excursion providing a “taste” of the picturesque ambiance of a true mountain refuge.

With golfing in summer and downhill skiing in winter, the restaurant is open every day from 9am to 6pm. The biggest appetites will be satisfied with a slow-cooked stew or menus à la carte. Traditional cooking.

In the secret of the forest of Alloubière, among the hundred-year-old trees, Alice welcomes you and perpetuates the family tradition. The Auberge de Malaterre keeps its peasant and bewitching identity. Bernard and Lydia will still tell you their country and its legends. Alice will cook your favourite dishes and many more. Access by snowshoeing or skiing in winter. By car in summer.

The best Vercors products on your plate. Depending on the season by the fireplace or on the terrace. Several menus are available. Nicolas Fayollat our chef proposes a cuisine sensitive to local tastes.

At the foot of Mont Aiguille. Come and treat your taste buds to family-style local cuisine in this restaurant, where local products are given pride of place. Two dining rooms and a bar are at your disposal, as well as a large terrace. Let yourself be tempted by one of the many local specialities or by the chef's compositions: cassolette de ravioles, homemade burgers, fondue savoyarde ... If you'd like to enjoy our cuisine at home, our catering service is at your disposal.

Come and discover Conchettine PERLI's fine recipes, with flavours from the Vercors and Trièves regions. Come discover and taste Conchettine PERLI's fine recipes with flavors from the Vercors and Trièves regions, such as "Fricassee of porcini mushrooms and snails on a bed of Royans ravioli", "Frog legs with parsley and Jerusalem artichoke mousseline", "Lamb casserole with pine nuts and fresh mint" or "Pan-fried foie gras with gingerbread on a bed of greens".

Shady terrace with panorama over Monteynard's lake, cosy atmosphere. Traditional cooking Our open kitchen lets you experience the creation of your dishes at first hand. Talk to our chefs, ask for advice on food and wine pairing...

Looking for a warm and welcoming place? Come check out Bashop’s Bar in Cognin-les-Gorges! From morning coffee to an aperitif with a plate of tapas, not to mention the daily special at lunchtime, you’re sure to have a great time. In 2017, this couple changed course and made a big decision by buying the bar in this charming village, located at the foot of the Vercors, along the national highway between Grenoble and Valence. Although Lilian had always dreamed of running a village establishment, taking the plunge isn’t something you do on a whim... What sparked it? A conversation with Martine, the café’s former owner, who had run it for many years with her husband during its heyday. She saw in Lilian, a native of Cognin-les-Gorges, the ideal person to restore this village business to its former glory. From that moment on, the idea took root and gained momentum, and after some careful consideration, Nathalie decided to join him, now that the children had grown up and become independent. With all the pieces now in place, the time had come for this couple to embark on their adventure! It was a successful life change that capitalized on Nathalie and Lilian’s business acumen and enthusiasm, turning Bashop’s into a place where locals can meet and socialize, as well as a pleasant stop for travelers passing through. Whether as a refreshing reward after a hike through the heart of the Nan Gorges or to the village of Malleval, or simply a gourmet break during a stroll among the village’s ancient stone buildings and walnut groves, a stop at Bashop’s ensures you’ll end your day on a pleasant and friendly note. Each season brings a changing landscape of the Vercors and a unique atmosphere. On sunny days, you’ll enjoy the mountain views and the steady stream of hikers and vacationers while sipping a drink on the terrace. When the cold returns, you’ll daydream before the snow-covered landscape, in a cozy atmosphere, with a comforting hot chocolate in your hands. Every lunchtime, you can enjoy Nathalie’s culinary talents and treat yourself to a dish of the day or a homemade dessert. Her specialty? Italian classics such as Milanese cutlets, eggplant parmigiana, and arancini (if you want to know what those are, head over to Bashop’s!). To top it all off and add his own touch, Lilian—a former butcher—offers quality cuts of meat, expertly prepared by Nathalie in the kitchen and also served as part of the quick-service lunch menu. Be sure to make a reservation if you’d like to enjoy them in the evening! To keep things from getting boring, plenty of events liven up life at Bashop’s: A rugby match? Come watch it at the bar and take advantage of Lilian’s sports and rugby expertise—a great atmosphere is guaranteed! Planning a party? Nathalie and Lilian will take care of everything: birthdays, sports events, farewell parties, family gatherings… Just let them know what you’re looking for, and they’ll come up with a solution tailored to your needs, so you can enjoy quality time with your loved ones without worrying about the logistics. And if you’d rather host your guests at home, you can order takeout dishes (pies, tabbouleh…). For even more fun and festive moments, Nathalie and Lilian offer themed evenings: Music Festival, wine and cheese night, Candlemas, open-air dance… Wonderful, convivial moments await—moments that bring the village of Cognin-les-Gorges to life! Bikers, travelers from France or abroad, and residents of the village or surrounding areas—you’re all welcome at Bashop’s!

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....

The carette hut is an old sheepfold restored by the Parc du Vercors and transformed into an unguarded refuge. This beautiful hut indicates the entrance to the Natural Reserve of Hauts-Plateaux du Vercors.

The shelter of Peyrouse (Abri de la Peyrouse) located on the balconies East of the Vercors is an unguarded stone hut, 2 places are planned to sleep there, but you will not find there water nor stove to warm you.

At 1,226 metres altitude, just a few minutes from Villard de Lans, after climbing into the forest; you will reach the guest house with beautiful views on the mountains . 2 small rooms well conceived opening out onto extensive grounds Each room has a washbasin, shower and private WC. Nordic Ski area 5 minutes. Golf course at Corrençon en Vercors.

The hotel of the Water Museum, in a old convent, at the edge of the river. Panoramic view near the suspended houses, opposite a waterfall, its restaurant suggests at an outside table or inside, a quality French cooking with local products.

The Baraque of Veymont is an unguarded cabin of the Forest Service. It can accommodate 8 people for the night, but plan your equipment because it does not have mattresses or stove.

The Fauge Shelter is a large, unguarded hut. With a fireplace, it can accommodate 20 people. It is named after the valley of the Fauge.

The cabin of the Aiguillettes is a former shepherd's hut dating back to the time when the pastoral units were smaller. This hut, open to the public, accommodates only 4 people by tightening a little and does not have a stove.

At the crossroads of several important trails, the Cabin de Pre Peyret is one of the most frequented of the massif. Located at the entrance of the high plateaus at 1600 m, this unguarded stone hut can accommodate 10 people for the night. It has a stove.The place exudes an old tradition of welcome because it is an old cabaret where those who were penniless went to drink at the Fountain of the Endettés, which bears his name well.

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).