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Saint-Donat Northern Loop
A loop alternating between hills, fruit tree plantations, the beautiful forests of Garde and Bard, and numerous sandy paths (almost Saharan!)
Beautiful views of the hills and the Vercors and Pilat massifs.
Sizay Woods and Drôme des Collines

Hikes in the woods and countryside around Saint-Donat-sur-L'Herbasse, with views of the Vercors mountain range and the Herbasse valley, and discovery of the forest's biodiversity.
The Sizay Wood Ridge Trail

A family-friendly trail in the Bois de Sizay, a true refuge for flora and fauna where you feel far away from it all.
The Crosses of Bren

A marked circular in the Drome des Collines, with beautiful views of the Vercors and Mont Saint-Gerbier-de-Jonc, passing through the undergrowth.
Discover the Blue Cross and Red Cross.
Partially shaded route.
Around Charmes-sur-l'Herbasse

From Charmes-sur-l'Herbasse, a short circuit passes by the Château de Charmes, a private property that is open to visitors, then winds pleasantly through the woods with a few views of the surrounding hills.
From the Priory of Saint-Andeol to the Tower of Ratières

This hike starts from the small village of Saint-Andéol, where there is a small church called Le Prieuré.
You will walk uphill to the Tour de Ratières, where your climb will be rewarded with a magnificent, almost 360° view of the Alps and the Vercors to the east, as well as the Pilat massif and the Ardèche mountains to the west.
The Saint-Ange Chapel via the Combe du Ravi and Mont Peyroux

This is a short hike with the option of picnicking at the foot of the Chapelle Saint-Ange chapel, which offers superb views.
The Dancing Rocks

In a wood near Saint Barthélémy de Vals, these rocks form a group of 51 blocks arranged in three roughly concentric circles covering nearly 6 hectares, hence the name "Cromlech de la Roche qui danse" (Dancing Rock Cromlech). Legend has it that "at the stroke of midnight on Christmas Eve, the rocks begin to dance".
Please note: see the practical information section.
La Motte-de-Galaure in Mureils

Walk in the Galaure valley between plains, hills, valleys and villages.
On the monks' paths in Triors

Between the Benedictine Abbey of Triors and the Chapel of Gillons, you may encounter monks who also enjoy the tranquillity of these paths, which pass by beautiful walnut groves and close to the foothills of the Drôme hills.
The Montmiral Tower

A short loop in the Drôme, hills with views of the Vercors.
Viewpoints and vineyards above the Rhône

Hike along the ridge above the Rhône through villages, vineyards and forests with beautiful views.
From Gervans to Larnage and Crozes-Hermitage
Over the Rhone balconies between grape vines and apricot trees, with pretty little streams.
Viewpoints and vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage

Discover the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage by following the information panels on the "Sur les Pas de Gambert" trail created by the Cave de Tain.
On the heights of Châteauneuf-sur-Isère

A short walk to discover the surroundings of Chateauneuf-sur-Isère. Part of the route is on small, quiet tarmac roads, but it is nonetheless pleasant.
On the heights of Parnans

This easy walk will take you from the village of Parnans to the Route des Crêtes, where you will have beautiful views of the Royans, the Vercors and its chain of peaks as far as Veymont, the Isère valley, as well as a view to the west towards the Rhône valley and the Ardèche.
From Érôme to the Croix de Romans

The route skirts the Rhône valley through valleys, streams and orchards. A very pleasant corner of the Drôme.
Grands Bois and Terre Noire in Vion

The hike is mainly in the woods, on pleasant paths. You will be in the shade in summer and sheltered from the north wind (Mistral) if it blows (frequent in the region).
Wild descent to Vion, with a few views of the Rhône valley. The last two kilometres are easy, on the plain, through the orchards of the Rhône valley.
The three viewpoints at the start of the route in Tournon-sur-Rhône

Discover the hillside vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage (Hermitage) and Tournon sur Rhône (Saint-Joseph). Beautiful panoramic views of the vineyards and the Rhône valley. You can enhance your walk with a stop at one of the many wine producers or a chocolate tasting at Llanas in Tournon or the Valrhôna shop in Tain. For culture, visit the Palué Museum in Tain and the Château Museum in Tournon.
Panoramic views of Tournon-sur-Rhône

Short route on the heights of Tournon-sur-Rhône to enjoy the panoramic views of the Rhône Valley.
Du Vallon de l'Hermet au Vallon de Berthier, en passant par les hauteurs

Une randonnée à côté de la ville ou l'avantage de la province... Malgré un départ citadin, on sera vite tranquille dans les petits sentiers du Vallon de l'Hermet. Après un passage facile sur le plateau ardéchois, la descente sera elle aussi sur sentier et en forêt.
Vallon d'Ardennes and the Tower of Arras in Arras-sur-Rhône

Hike near the Rhône, to the north of Ardèche. You will be surprised to find areas that are this "wild" so close to the Rhône Valley (Ardennes). At the end, the view of the Rhône and the Arras tower is a definite plus.
Vineyards and undergrowth south of Tournon-sur-Rhône

Starting at the foot of the vineyards, you climb through the woods and arrive on the Ardèche plateau. You get a glimpse of northern Ardèche, next to the Rhône valley. The landscapes are varied and at the summit, you can enjoy views of the Vercors and the Alps.
The Castle of Bluebeard

The Drôme hills offer rolling countryside landscapes against the backdrop of the Vercors and, when visibility is good, the peaks of the Alps can often be seen on the horizon.
These are beautiful walks all year round, best enjoyed when the days are short and snow is approaching the plains. The route has a modest elevation gain, making it accessible to most people. What's more, the fact that it is spread over two sections of the route makes it easier to complete
Saint-Joseph wine trail, detours through the vineyards

The northern Côtes du Rhône wine region has a strong identity and a remarkable landscape characterised by steep hillsides. It is a land of great wines, renowned throughout the world. Building on this wine-growing asset, the Rhône Crussol Community of Communes and the Arche Agglo Urban Community have joined forces with professionals from the Côtes du Rhône appellation to develop a tourism promotion project. This has resulted in the creation of five discovery trails for the Cornas, Crozes-Hermitage, Hermitage, Saint Joseph and Saint Péray AOCs.
Download the "Détours en vignes" app to follow this route and discover the secrets of the Saint-Joseph appellation
Welcome!
Enjoy a stroll through the hillsides so typical of our region, while immersing yourself in its rich and fascinating history. Departure from Place du Marché in Mauves.
Les Hauts de Chatuzange

This easy walk in the hills above Chatuzange offers beautiful views of the countryside and the foothills of the Vercors and surrounding villages. There are options to shorten the loop.
From Chatuzange-le-Goubet to Marches

A short, easy circuit with beautiful views of the foothills of the Vercors
The Côte du Pape

A lovely walk in the Ardèche hills among chestnut trees.
Views of the Isère plain, Mont Pilat and the Alps in the Vercors.
The island of La Roche-de-Glun

This hike, which is not technically difficult, allows you to admire the Bassin des Musards Bird Sanctuary and the village of La Roche De Glun.
Bois Vert from Meymans
Between small country roads and forest paths, this short route allows you to discover the surroundings of Meymans.
Loop between Châteaubourg and Signac

A beautiful hike in the hills above Châteaubourg, with stunning views of the Rhône Valley and the hillsides of Saint-Joseph. Unfortunately, the end of the hike is on tarmac (with very little traffic).
From Cornas to La Borne

Hike in the hills above Cornas, with typical Ardèche scenery. We pass from vineyards to ravines.
Route change in November 2022.
Circular of hamlets and chapels starting from Cornas

Starting from the Eygas plateau in Cornas, we climb up to Saint-Romain-de-Lerps with a magnificent view of the Rhône valley and, in good weather, from Ventoux to Mont Blanc, passing through Vercors and Ecrins.
Along the route, you will see the chapels of Saint-Pierre and Pic and a multitude of small hamlets. See Practical Information.