Nozières walks

A pleasant walk around Nozières, going as far as the Col du Buisson and returning via the highest point in the commune.

This walk takes you through a forest of hundred-year-old beech and chestnut trees to the ruins of Rochebloine Castle and ends on a high note with the view from the Chaux meadows over the Alps.

This route takes you to the charming Bel-Air valley and its castle, as well as several beautiful views over the Doux valley (Vallée du Doux). With low elevation gain and easy-to-navigate paths, this walk is accessible to everyone.

A beautiful walk with varied landscapes along paths and little-used roads.

This walk on the Jameysse hillside, starting from the football stadium, is ideal for summer because much of the walk is in the shade of the woods on wide paths. The only technical points on the walk are crossing the main road, where there is heavy traffic, and passing in front of the sawmill, where there can be a lot of vehicle and lorry activity. The time indicated can be shortened depending on your pace.

This circuit offers a tour opposite the village of Desaignes, then heads into the Bel-Air woods before climbing up to the heights of Labatie. The route allows you to stop at the Labatie lake, which is not really on the route. You will pass along wooded ridge paths and more panoramic tracks.

Walk on the southern slope of Desaignes, between woods and scenic paths. This route allows you to see the village of Desaignes from several different angles while gaining a little height. The Chemin des Conchis is a beautiful place to gallop. The route passes through several hamlets and farms with dogs that may be running free.

A very pleasant hike with remarkable views. The climb to the Col du Marchand is along beautiful trails winding through dense forests and open pastures, offering a peaceful and varied atmosphere. Once at the pass, the route continues towards the Sardier massif, where a superb panorama opens up over the surrounding area. The descent passes through the hamlets of Les Bauds and Nectardechois, adding an authentic touch to the route. This is a pleasant, well-balanced hike that is particularly remarkable for its many viewpoints.

From the village of Pailharès at 690 m to the Buisson, Faux and Marchand passes via the Serre du Sardier at 1200 m. Discover the Ardèche landscape stretching to the edges of the Mézenc and Gerbier de Jonc massifs.

A very pleasant walk through wide open spaces. It will allow you to explore the village of Lafarre and the Sardier massif with its remarkable views.

A very pleasant hike, especially in the off-season, with significant differences in climate and vegetation between Saint-Jeure-d'Andaure (1,000 m) and the Doux valley (500 m). The views are typical of the Ardèche and change with almost every turn.

On the heights north of the Agueneyre valley and back along the river to the south, in the shade. On the way back, you will take a private path that is not shown on maps, with a rudimentary footbridge over the river.

The Randocroquis de Bozas is much more than just a hike: it's a unique experience that combines walking, observation and artistic expression. Throughout this trail, which is accessible to all, you will be invited to stop at nine stations along the way. Each of these stops offers simple, educational tips on how to draw by observing the landscape, vegetation and local architecture. No need to be an experienced artist: the aim is to look at things differently, immerse yourself in nature and take the time to sketch what you see. Fun and educational, this walk will delight young and old alike, whether with family, friends or on your own, for an original discovery of the Bozas area.

This charming loop, starting from Saint-Félicien, takes you on a journey of discovery through authentic landscapes and a charming rural heritage. Following quiet paths, you will first plunge into the Vivance valley, a green setting where the river winds peacefully between meadows and undergrowth. This shady, refreshing passageway offers a moment of true serenity in the heart of nature. Continuing on your way, you will reach the picturesque village of Vaudevant. Nestled in the hills of the Ardèche, this small village charms visitors with its character, old stones, narrow streets and authentic atmosphere. The return to Saint-Félicien is gentle, with the rolling hills of the Haut-Vivarais as a backdrop. An accessible walk, both bucolic and cultural, ideal for getting some fresh air while discovering a preserved local heritage.

Walk along the slopes of the Sialle stream valley. Paths rather than tracks, due to the lack of visitors to this isolated valley. The route starts at the highest point, but the starting point in Desaignes is obvious when approaching from below.

Here is a route for road cyclists that isn’t very long but offers plenty for those keen on tackling mountain passes. The roads of the Vivarais are quiet and the idyllic countryside will delight the cyclist in you.

A stretch of up to 1,000 m between the regions of Lamastre and Vernoux in the Ardèche mountains.

Starting from the village of Vaudevant, this pleasant loop takes you on a journey of discovery through varied and peaceful countryside. The trail alternates between high ground, offering beautiful views of the Ardèche hills, and shaded passages through the undergrowth, ideal for enjoying a little coolness. You will pass through the hamlets of Brudon and Sauze, which bear witness to the local rural heritage, before returning leisurely to the starting point. Easily accessible and without any major difficulties, this walk is suitable for anyone looking to enjoy a beautiful break in the heart of the Ardèche countryside.

Lalouvesc (at an altitude of 1,100 metres) is the meeting point of theGR® 420 and 430 trails. Lalouvesc has manyPR® (white and yellow) trails. This hike takes you along theGR® 420 and 430 and PR® trails. It skirts around the Chaix and Besset mountains. It stays at a high altitude, as none of the trails described here descend into the valley. Lalouvesc is also a remarkable site from which, on a clear day, you can see the Alps.

Hike between mountains and valleys on the edge of the Ardèche, with the religious heritage of the village of Lalouvesc, a place of pilgrimage dedicated to Saint-Jean-François Régis and Sister Thérèse Couderc. At the end of the route, cross the wind farm.

A very beautiful walk among chestnut trees and meadows in the heart of the Vernoux region.

Une randonnée pour découvrir la partie Sud-Ouest de Saint-Félicien où l'on contourne les ruines du Château de Rochefort.

Cette randonnée conduit à Pailharès, charmant village fortifié à l'Est de Saint-Félicien.

Horse ride starting from the Balayn riding stage, which circles Vaudevant via the ridges.Some good gallops in store from the Col du Gibet.