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Lots and lots of barriers.

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The view is fascinating. The sunlight can change within a very short time and the rocks can shine in various shades of ochre and even orange. Worth seeing!

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Definitely recommended, the visit: It is called Colorado Provencal

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The Voie Verte de Calavon is a section of the Eurovélo 8 and leads through the middle of the Luberon Regional Nature Park. In spring you are greeted by the flowering fruit trees on the left and right of the path, the lavender fields are still dormant. Beautiful views of the mountain ranges of the small and large Luberon. The beautifully paved cycle path begins in Cavaillon and follows the valley of the small Calavon river for 45km. There are nicely landscaped rest areas and public toilets in two places; There is also a motorhome parking space at the old Goult train station, unfortunately without a tent area for cyclists.

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The Ochre Trail (Sentier des Ocres) near the mountain village of Roussillon leads through the former quarries and offers remarkable landscapes that have been shaped by the ochre industry and nature over two centuries. For a small entrance fee, you can immerse yourself in the formation of ochre and the history of its use. The beautifully laid out trail through the former quarries is a unique experience. We were here in mid-March in the best weather; the colors were particularly intense and there were hardly any visitors with us.

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This village has a beautiful view of the Luberon, is very touristy and very busy. It is market on Tuesday. Also many art galleries and an open museum about the "bories", a kind of stone hut.

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spectacular views, nice for a stop .. try Cafe Cercle Republican for a stop .. from the terrace you have phantasmic views

The village of Gordes is with Roussillon one of the most visited in all of the Luberon. It must be said that it is impressive perched on its rock. In the past, its economy was based solely on the exploitation of olives. If you want to see this past, then you must absolutely visit the Saint-Firmin cellar, located in one of the many sloping streets of the town. Its castle houses a museum of contemporary art and every year new artists are invited to exhibit their works.

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