Refine your search for walks in Col de la Ligne (755m)
Col de la Ligne (755m) walks
In the forest of Saint-Lambert, on the trail of the Indochinese
Visorando member 
16.12 km
+475 m
-472 m
6h 00
Moderate
Departure from Lioux (Vaucluse)
Starting from the Col de la Ligne, discover traces of Vaucluse history in all its forms, from the Wall of the Plague erected in 1721 to the forced arrival of Indochinese people before the Second World War, who gave their name to a forest road and a track.
Scrubland and forests from the Falaise de Lioux to the Col de la Ligne.
Visorando member 31.61 km
+635 m
-629 m
3 hrs
Difficult
Departure from Lioux (Vaucluse)
This circular route allows you to discover many picturesque landscapes such as the Falaise de la Madeleine in Lioux and the Combe de la Sigalière, as well as the Col de la Ligne, offering a view of Mont Ventoux. The route consists mainly of small, isolated and very quiet roads winding between scrubland and forests.
Walks near Col de la Ligne (755m)
Gorges de Véroncle
Visorando member 
5.83 km
+297 m
-11 m
2h 30
Difficult
Departure from Gordes (Vaucluse)
The walk starts near Gordes (listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France) and passes through the Véroncle gorge to Murs and its castle.
A very pleasant, energetic walk in the ravine of the Véroncle gorges, discovering the remains of old mills from different periods along the way.
There are a few ladders and ropes, and an old sluice shaft that cannot be avoided.
From Bédoin to Mont Ventoux
Visorando member 
14.72 km
+1,614 m
-26 m
8h 50
Difficult
Departure from Bédoin (Vaucluse)
Bédoin - Mont Ventoux is a legendary stage of the Tour de France cycling race. This hike provides more direct access to the summit, via paths that follow the ridges and valleys of the mountain's southern slope. At the beginning, the paths run through pretty woodland, which is magnificent in autumn. Towards the end, the paths cross the rocky landscape of light-coloured stones at the summit of the mountain. Along the way, you will come across "jas", mountain sheepfolds built from dry stone walls.