The enchanted places of Vaison Ventoux Provence

The Toulourenc Valley

The Toulourenc is one of Vaison Ventoux Provence’s most striking natural gems. This picturesque valley offers breathtaking scenery and is a must-see destination for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike.

Nature escape in the Toulourenc valley

Shaped by the Toulourenc river, this valley is a haven of peace where nature reigns supreme. Explore its three charming Provencal villages: Brantes, Savoillans and Saint Léger-du-Ventoux. Each reveals unsuspected treasures, inviting you to discover their picturesque lanes and well-kept secrets. From these villages, you can admire the dominating, protective and captivating Mont Ventoux.

Classified as a Natura 2000 site since 2010, the Gorges du Toulourenc are a natural setting that must be preserved in order to protect the flora and fauna that inhabit this area. This classification testifies to the ecological importance of the gorges and underlines our commitment to their long-term preservation.

The Toulourenc is also a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts. Numerous hiking trails are available. For rock-climbing enthusiasts, La Baleine is a must-see site, offering rock faces to challenge in a magical setting.

From Valley to Summit A mythical ascent

Mont Ventoux, the emblem of Provence, is much more than a physical location. It embodies a profound symbolism for locals and visitors alike. Its ascent is a rite of passage for many cyclists, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Here we are! Meet our local greats

The Giant of Provence, the ancient sites of Puymin and La Villasse… Not forgetting the Dentelles, the Toulourenc or the Baronnies. All these names are part of the great local attractions that you won’t want to miss. They’re all must-sees in terms of heritage, history and nature, and are sure to delight sports enthusiasts, the curious and those who simply love the region!

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