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An Ardèche® Village of Character nestled in the hollow of a green valley, on the banks of the Doux. From its royal past, it has preserved the Bailiff's house (former court building) and the medieval bridge, listed as Historic Monuments.

I had a great afternoon mountain biking

Small village of Ardèche, Colombier-le-Vieux takes place on the edge of the Massif Central. To see: the castle of Belle Comble, built from the 13th century and listed as a Historic Monument; the fortified house of Ruissas, also listed as a Historic Monument. Built in the 16th century, at the beginning of the Wars of Religion, it underwent major transformations a century later. This building, representative of the seigniorial and rural habitat in Vivarais, is only visible from the outside. Do not miss to admire the 19th century Saint-Martin church, or the King's bridge (listed as a Historic Monument) which crosses the Doux.

Nestled in the heart of a meander of the Daronne, the hamlet of Saint-Sorny is a natural setting where calm reigns supreme. The small Romanesque chapel is remarkable in this preserved setting classified as a Sensitive Natural Area.

Cabled suspended footbridge over the Daronne. Turn left, just after the footbridge, back and forth, for 100m, for the view.

Organic farm which for several generations has maintained a rural life in the commune of Saint Victor in the middle mountains. Accommodation, meals and direct sale of products. More info here: http://fermedesautelievre.fr/

Near the Romanesque Chapel of Saint Martin de Galéjas, the Brunière cheese dairy welcomes you to help you discover its Picodon and other goat cheeses. Sale on site.

The Chapel of Saint Martin de Galéjas was built in the 12th century and stands on the side of a hill facing the church of Saint-Sylvestre. A curious pinnacle surmounts it. A source flows nearby whose virtue would be to cure skin diseases. The word Galéjas would come from gala, scabies. The first traces of the chapel date back to the middle of the 10th century, when it was dedicated to Saint Martin, apostle of Gaul, built instead of Galézas.