Jas du Pié Gros and Jas des Landérots

Head to the hamlet of Sainte-Colombe, located 4 km from Bédoin on the D974 (the road that climbs to the summit of Mont Ventoux via Chalet Reynard).
Parking in this hamlet is available on the roadside opposite the restaurant.

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(S/E) Leave the car park and cross the road opposite the restaurant, then go down to the left for 50 metres. Turn right at the next street (Chemin des Fébriers et du Ventoux), which is just behind the restaurant.
Go around the cemetery and turn right onto the uphill path. Ignore all the paths on the right and left until you reach the Les Constants crossroads.

Red and white markings for^{the GR®91}
(1) Turn left towards La Combe d'Ansis on the^GR®91. About 200 metres further on, at the La Combe d'Ansis marker, continue straight ahead on the same path towards Les Fébriers. Ignore the paths going uphill on the right.

(2) At the Les Fébriers signpost (small car park), continue straight ahead towards Les Colombets. Ignore the first path on the right, which will be the return route, and follow the second one. Turn left very quickly onto a path between the holm oaks. The path descends slightly along cherry trees, then climbs again and continues more or less flat. Ignore the paths on either side and stay on the main path until you reach the Les Colombets signpost (parking available).

(3) Continue straight ahead, following the direction of Grand Replanas. Once again, ignore all the paths going up or down on either side and stay on the main track. After crossing Chemin du Piémont, you will see small ochre quarries on the left, in front of Bédoin. Continue on and you will reach the Les Clops crossroads (parking available).

(4) Turn right and follow the second path towards Les Combarets, ignoring the one furthest to the right. The path turns into a trail and begins to climb to join the track at the Les Combarets signpost.

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(5) Turn right and begin the long climb up the track towards Mazanet (6.3km). The climb is never very steep but may seem long and tedious for some. The reward is the view, as during the ascent you will discover horizons stretching as far as the sea if the weather is not too foggy. Pass cistern no. 257, which is two-thirds of the way up the climb. Reach the Mazanet marker just before a hairpin bend to the left.

Red and white markings for^{the GR®91B}
(6) Leave the track and turn right onto the stony path that descends towards Jas du Pié Gros. The path levels out and leads easily to the jas.

(7) Continue straight ahead towards Jas des Landérots, ignoring the path descending to the right. This is followed by a series of ascents, flat sections and very few descents (the route on the map is no longer up to date).
Just before the jas, ignore a path that descends to the right and arrive at Jas des Landérots (in poor condition) at a beautiful clearing.

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(8) Take the descent to the right towards Les Fébriers on a wide path. After 800m, continue on the main path which turns left and joins another crossroads.

(9) Follow the path straight ahead, leaving the main path turning left. Continue down the sometimes stony path for about 1.5km, then follow a path on the left which quickly leads to the car park at the Les Fébriers crossroads.

(2) Turn left and take the same path as on the way there to return to the car park (S/E).

Most of the route is on tracks or wide paths. This was a deliberate choice, as no other route south of Mont Ventoux offers such long views of the valley.

No water points along the route.

Several parking options are available to shorten the route.
(2) Les Fébriers
(3) Les Colombets
(4) Les Clops