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Mornas walks
Above Mornas via the fortress and the Crestaïre
Who hasn't admired the fortress of Mornas while driving along the A7 motorway?
Now is your chance to climb up a very accessible path and admire the landscape of the Rhône Valley from a cliff over 100 metres high, then continue on a circular route between heath and pine forests. This is a variation on a route offered on site, which avoids returning via a fairly busy tarmac road between buildings and houses.
Around the Fortress of Mornas
The first part of the hike is through the woods, followed by a ridge trail offering superb views of the Rhône valley. At the end of the trail, you will arrive above the fortress.
Between the forests and vineyards above Mondragon and Mornas
Sometimes in the woods, sometimes in the vineyards, this walk takes you through the countryside of the Rhone Valley and Mont Ventoux.
On the heights of Mondragon
A walk without too many difficulties and numerous headlands along the route.
From Piolenc to the fortress of Mornas
Before reaching the plateau overlooking the Rhône valley, offering superb views to the south and north, this route takes you through old sand quarry galleries and part of a surprising drystone shelter trail. At the western end of the plateau stands the fortress of Mornas, which you can see from above but which can be reached by taking a short detour.The only difficulty of this route is its length, as it mainly follows wide forest tracks lined with majestic pine trees.
Discover the heritage of Uchaux
About ten kilometres north of Orange, in the Haut Vaucluse, the hills of Uchaux conceal a little-known heritage: a chapel and 13th-century "castellas" surrounded by forests and vineyards offering quality wines await you.
Dent de Marcoule and Château de Gicon
Starting from Chusclan, this is a hike over different types of terrain (tarmacked paths between vineyards, DFCI trails, single-track paths, etc.). Viewpoints over the Rhone Valley and Mont Ventoux. Visit to the medieval site of Gicon.
The old sand quarries of Bollène
This is a short, easy route that can be enjoyed by families with young children. Almost the entire route is shaded. These old quarries were dug into the hillside to extract sand. They were then used by the Germans during the Second World War to store ammunition. Then, in the 1970s, they were converted into mushroom farms. They are now disused. It should be noted that the first quarries were open-pit. Their locations are marked by the presence of several lakes.
Orange and Its History
Discovering the Roman city of Orange and its heritage with the very famous Antique Theatre (Théâtre Antique), which annually hosts the Chorégies d’Orange festival.
The Bois de la Montagne
Walk in the woods of the Montagne between Sérignan du Comtat and Uchaux.
Circular in the Massif d'Uchaux via the Chemin Blanc
A pleasant circular starting from Lagarde-Paréol through the Massif d'Uchaux, among forests and vineyards.
The Chapel of Saint-Pierre de Castres in Bagnols-sur-Cèze
A pleasant short walk with a slight incline. The Saint-Pierre Chapel is still in good condition but closed. Beautiful views of the valley.
Combe d'Enfer - Combe de Roubaud
Route on the Plateau de Lacau and in the two valleys that surround it: the Combe d'Enfer, very wild and mysterious, and the Combe Roubaud, less steep but just as lush.
Caesar's Camp
A family walk around the Oppidum of Caesar Camp in Laudun.
Lacau Plateau and Caesar's Camp
A very beautiful, mostly flat trail through holm oak trees, alternating between shaded passages and panoramic views of the surrounding plains and hills. A visit to Caesar's Camp will add a touch of history to the end of the trail.
The water trail around Camaret-sur-Aygues
Route around the remarkable water sources of Camaret-sur-Aygues (Vaucluse) through the Plan de Dieu vineyards.
Saint-Gervais in the Gard
Loop around the village of Saint-Gervais in the Gard.
A short, easy and varied walk, fragrant in spring with thyme, heather and rosemary lining the paths.
The route passes through vineyards, olive groves and national forest.
Sabran and its hamlets
Discover the ruins of the Château Saint-Agathe in Sabran and the beautifully restored Château de Boussargues.
Barry troglodyte village, Barry and Chabrières castles
This is a magical place that attracts many curious visitors. Unfortunately, the routes suggested on the signs are very old and the markings are random. Some trails are not shown on the IGN map.
This loop is a good option for finding your way through the multitude of trails and getting a first impression of the site. Superb panoramic views and moving evidence of human occupation of this area from prehistoric times to the 20th century.
The troglodyte village of Barry
A family-friendly trail that explores the troglodyte village of Barry, one of the finest and largest in France.
Around Montfaucon Castle via Saint-Maur and Saint-Martin du Jonquier
Short hike in the grounds of Château de Montfaucon.
La Chartreuse de Valbonne Nord
Short loop on the northern trails of La Chartreuse de Valbonne and return via part of the botanical trail.
La Chartreuse de Valbonne Sud
Short loop starting from the Chartreuse de Valbonne through the Bois de Sagné and its oak trees.
The Castelviel Rock from Aiguèze
A very pleasant walk starting from the medieval village of Aiguèze, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", overlooking the Ardèche River with a fantastic viewpoint halfway along the route over the tributary of the Rhône.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape and its surroundings
An easy route that allows you to discover Châteauneuf-du-Pape, its vineyards and its Rhone side.
Aiguèze and the rocks of Castelviel
The medieval village of Aiguèze is among the most beautiful villages in France. This hike, overlooking the gorges of Ardeche, follows the paths and trails through the heart of the scrubland, olive groves and vineyards.
Oppidum Saint-Vincent and Saint-Saturnin Chapel
A route in the Gard Rhodanien region for the whole family, on paths accessible to all. Alternatively, it is possible to take a shortcut via the path directly connecting points (3) and (7), reducing the length of the route to 10 km.