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Col de la Sausse (687m) walks
The Tour du Courbiou from Venterol
A walk that takes us over small mountains through pine trees, oak trees, vineyards and lavender fields. A condensed version of the Drôme Provençale starting from the medieval fortified village of Venterol with its characteristic wrought iron bell tower.
A hike to be enjoyed in spring, autumn and winter, but not recommended in summer due to the heat.
Montagne de la Lance from Venterol
A very long, challenging circular route around the Montagne de la Lance, easily recognisable by its long, curved shape.
A 360° panoramic view from its summit at over 1,300 metres. To the west, a view over the Rhône valley (Tricastin, Donzère wind turbines); to the east, a wilder, more mountainous landscape featuring the Southern Pre-Alps, notably the Montagne d’Angèle and Mont Cougard; also the Diois region with the Trois Becs to the north; and finally, Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail to the south.
Walks near Col de la Sausse (687m)
From La Roche-Saint-Secret to La Paillette
This is the second stage, linking La Roche-Saint-Secret to La Paillette. This route is quite challenging, but it takes you up Montagne de la Lance to admire a magnificent panorama and, with a bit of luck, even spot a few vultures.
From La Paillette to Dieulefit
The final stage of this trek is a bit more ‘relaxed’, though it still involves some elevation gain and offers a few lovely panoramic views, linking the village of La Paillette to the town of Dieulefit.
From La Bégude-de-Mazenc to La Roche-Saint-Secret-Béconne
The first stage is a day to get your legs going, with much of the route taking place in the forest.
From La Bégude-de-Mazenc to Dieulefit via Montagne de la Lance
This 3-day route, running from La Bégude to Dieulefit via the Montagne de Lance, is quite challenging. The scenery is varied, alternating between forest paths and open stretches, with some stunning views (such as the Montagne de Lance, etc.). Most of the route avoids tarmac roads.