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Pas de Faucon (732m) walks
The Saint-Médard Chapel from Piégros
A short exploratory walk through the Saou Forest on the northern side of the syncline and through the woodland.Beautiful views during the ascent and, at the end of the descent, of Piegros Castle, the Drôme valley and the Vercors foothills. A stunning 360° panorama from the Chapel of Saint-Médard.
⚠️Between 1 July and 15 September,Prefectural Order DDT-SEF-2026-0176 of 4 June2026 concerning the temporary restriction of access to the Saou Forest and the Ambel Plateau in the event of afirerisk, assessed on a daily basis. A map is published every evening (around 5.30 pm) for the following day.
Walks near Pas de Faucon (732m)
Montagne de Faraud from Saint-Benoît-en-Diois
A beautiful circular leading to a summit offering stunning views of the Vercors, Diois and Trois Becs.
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.
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 the Druise Waterfall to Léoncel via the Gueulards Canyon
First stage of the circular route around Omblèze in the Southern Vercors. This route begins with a visit to the Chute de la Druise, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Vercors, which plunges 70 metres from the bottom of a narrow gorge. After passing through the Gervanne Gorge, you come to the charming little Pissoire Waterfall, followed by a crossing of the Gueulards Canyon, a unique geological feature that inspires both unease and delight, before reaching the small, isolated village of Léoncel and its 12th-century abbey, with its old-world charm, which offers hospitality in a discreet manner.