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Montagne de Desse from Marignac-en-Diois
Circular on the Montagne de Desse, between Marignac-en-Diois and Ponet-Saint-Auban. Long passage on the ridge, exposed. Beautiful views of the Drôme valley, near Die, and the foothills of the Vercors.
Clos Saint-Hubert hut from Marignac-en-Diois
A short walk around Montagne de Baise, at the foot of But Saint-Genix. Please note that this route is not signposted along its entire length.
The Crête de Ramiat
The Crête de Ramiat is the flagship hike from Sainte-Croix, and rightly so! Admittedly, there is a bit of road at the start, but then there are wide paths or well-marked trails and, above all, splendid panoramic views of the Drôme Valley and the Vercors. The passage along the ridge can be tricky in short sections for those prone to vertigo and requires sure-footedness in places. However, it is possible to avoid this section without missing out on the beauty of the landscape.
The three villages of Sainte-Croix, Vachères-en-Quint and Saint-Andéol
Tour of the small villages and hamlet of the Quint valley.
But de l’Aiglette from Marignac-en-Diois
A beautiful walk offering a wide variety of landscapes and splendid panoramic views from the ridge of the But de l’Aiglette, over the peaks of the Vercors, the Diois and the Baronnies, and across the Drôme and Quint valleys.
Col de Vassieux from Marignac
A beautiful walk starting from Marignac-en-Diois, which provides access to the Vercors balcony. Very beautiful view to the south. Numerous possible extensions on the Vercors plateau.
Destination: Saint-Genix
This circular hike via the Col de Vassieux, But Saint-Genix and the Pas des Boullanains offers magnificent panoramic views of the Vercors, the Diois and the foothills of the Baronnies and Ventoux.
Circular route in the Justin Forest from Chapiat
Hike in the Justin National Forest, in a typical Diois atmosphere, with narrow paths in little-used valleys, a mainly forest route with views of the southern Vercors mountains.
Croix de Justin and Pic de Beauvoisin via Die
A lovely, easy walk with views of the Vercors and the Trois Becs. Much of the route, at the start and on the way back, is quite shaded. There’s hardly any tarmac – just 200 metres at the start and finish!
The Pontaix Waterfalls
This is a very short route, the main purpose of which is to explore the waterfalls and their pools, just a stone's throw from Pontaix. A short detour to the heights will allow you to see the castle ruins and enjoy views of the Drôme valley.
Cols de Chauvet, Loubières and Véronne from Pontaix
Easy hike from the pretty village of Pontaix. Ascent into the Grand Barry Forest. Descent into the Ravin des Lots. The ruins of the castle are worth visiting for the view over the Drôme, and from the village you can access the waterfalls and pools of the Ruisseau des Lots.
Bec Pointu from the Quint Valley
This circular hike takes you up the south-eastern slope of Bec Pointu from the Quint Valley. Although the ascent and descent are challenging, your efforts will be rewarded by the incomparable 360° view from the summit, taking in the Vercors, Glandasse, the Massif des Trois-Becs, Omblèze and, of course, the Tête de la Dame.
Tour of the Montagne d’Ambel
It’s a very simple circular walk on the Ambel plateau that you can enjoy as often as you like in all seasons.
Font d’Urle via Saint-Julien-en-Quint and back via the Plateau d’Ambel
A lovely circular walk to the Font d’Urle ski resort in the Quint Valley, partly through woodland, and back via the Plateau d’Ambel with magnificent views of the Vercors Dévoluy.
But de l'Aiglette from the Col de Vassieux
This short family hike starts at the Col de Vassieux and takes you to the But de l'Aiglette via forest paths with a very moderate elevation gain. Enjoy the view of the Diois, the Route du Rousset, the Grand Veymont, and maybe even spot some vultures!
Taillefer from Pontaix
Mainly on wide tracks, this hike—which is not difficult apart from its length—takes you up to the Taillefer, offering stunning views from the Vercors to the Trois-Becs Massif with beautiful vistas over the Drôme Valley.