Circuit of the 3 Valleys (About 270km):From Briançonnais, to the Vallouise as far as the Valley of Queyras, discover beautiful valleys and special villages such as Saint Véran. The scenery of torrents, waterfalls, larch forests, glaciers, rocky crags and eternal snow will thrill lovers of nature and authenticity.
Not to be missed:
Clarée Valley, Fontcouverte Waterfall, Col de l’Echelle (1766m), Pré de Madame Carle, the silver mines of Argentière-La-Bessée, Dormillouse, Embrun, the gorges of Combe du Queyras, the Pain de Sucre.
Route of the Grandes Alpes (About 350 km):
The Alpine identity and the Southern influence are embedded in the climate, the geography and the history of this sporting itinerary, which covers the highest Alpine passes (Galibier, Lautaret, Izoard, Vars, Cayolle and Turini) crossing 3 nature parks (Écrins, Queyras and Mercantour) and an impressive military and religious heritage.
Not to be missed:
The Meije (3983m), the Saut de la Pucelle waterfall, Briançon, Château Queyras, the village of St Véran, Montdauphin, the fort of Tournoux, the Gorges du Bachelard, the Lac d’Allos.
Across the Grand Canyon (About 275 Km):
A sweeping panorama, a giddy route, perched villages beside the Gorges, these are unforgettable miles stretching before you.
Not to be missed:
The lake of St Croix, the belvedere of the Falaise des Cavaliers on the Corniche Sublime, the 23 km of the Route des Crêtes which are lined with belvederes, Moustiers Ste Marie with its pottery, Sillans la Cascade, Tourtour, Aups with its Wednesday and Saturday morning markets (in winter the truffle market on Thursday mornings).