Mont Ventoux walks

A beautiful round trip leading to the summit and back along the crests.

Beautiful climb up the southern slopes of Mont Ventoux from the hamlet of Sainte Colombe 4 km from Bédoin.

Complete ascent of Mont Ventoux via the north face from the Chapelle Saint-Basile in the commune of Saint-Léger du Ventoux.

A beautiful loop around the summit starting from the Mont Serein station, suitable for all seasons. (Be sure to bring the right equipment if you're hiking in the snow: snowshoes or crampons) After skirting around the giant via a track, a beautiful climb up the south face awaits you, between forests and scree. Once at the summit, descend the north slope via theGR®4to finish with the Henry Fabre loop. This hike allows you to discover the different facets of Ventoux in a single outing.

South and north of Mont Ventoux: different landscapes between the summit teeming with cyclists and motorcyclists, a desert of stone and undergrowth with an intoxicating calm.

Ascend Mont Ventoux from the south, then cross the north face via theGR®9. Panoramic view of the entire Toulourenc valley from the mountainside.

A round trip hike to admire the sunrise at the summit of Mont Ventoux, for example, is a wonderful experience! It takes some effort, but not too much, and the reward is well worth it!

Circular allowing you to climb the north side of Mont Ventoux, then cross the ridges to Tête de la Grave and reach Col de la Frache further east. Route allowing you to discover the beech forest and cliffs of the north face.

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.

Alternative ascent of Mont Ventoux via the Sommet de la Plate and the Col de Comte. Then cross the ridges from east to west via the Rochers de Cachillan. This route has many poorly marked sections.

Circular route starting from Rousset-les-Vignes via Le Petit and Le Grand Conjau. This route offers beautiful panoramic views and passes by two old chapels, crosses an Iron Age oppidum and winds through the villages of Le Pègue and Rousset-les-Vignes.

A beautiful circular route towards the summit of Mont Ventoux, starting from Chalet Reynard (south side). Can be done in either direction. Varied landscape. 360° view of the surrounding landscape. Can be done on foot or with snowshoes when conditions allow.

The southern side of Mont Ventoux, starting from the Fontaine de la Grave. Hike along the wild ridges. A little tenacity is needed to tackle these sometimes challenging slopes.

A beautiful hike or snowshoe trek, depending on the season, starting from Mont Serein and climbing to the summit via the western ridge of the Rochers de Cachillan. Undoubtedly the wildest and most stunning way to reach the summit.

Circular route allowing you to climb Mont Ventoux from the east, following the entire ridge line. A route allowing you to explore the cliffs, scree slopes and beech forest of the north face via theGR®9.

The ascent of Mont Ventoux starts from the Notre-Dame des Anges du Ventouret Chapel; reach the ridge and follow it to the Col des Tempêtes, and there we are on the Giant of Provence.

This is an easy hike through beautiful forest landscapes and splendid trees. It is followed by a steep climb to join the GR® trail and go around the summit. The descent is pleasant, through scree slopes, with splendid views. Although difficult, this hike allows you to explore the "giant of Provence" with its varied landscapes depending on the season.

Set off easily to explore nature from the centre of Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres. The view of Mont Ventoux will accompany you throughout this hike, which presents no technical difficulty but will still require a pair of trainers and the ability to walk 13 km. Although there are several shaded sections, bring a hat and 1 litre of water per person if the temperature exceeds 25°C. The route will surprise you with the diversity of its landscapes and vegetation. After a stroll through the heath, the path continues through Lirac, then climbs through the vineyards before descending through a pine forest with sandy ground.

While the southern slope of Mont Ventoux and the ridge trail are well known, the northern slope is less frequented but just as beautiful, with its alternating forests, scree slopes and avalanche couloirs. With a bit of luck, you may even spot some chamois.