周辺の峡谷・トップ7

Left bank accessible to all Right bank accessible but difficult, especially since we wanted to take a "shortcut" and went through the cave tunnel. It's doable, of course, but it was very difficult to climb steeply, sometimes with metal bars to hold onto, thankfully. But we were happy to get back to our car; we'd walked almost 8 km! You need to be well-equipped with shoes!!

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As you climb the winding path above the Calavon, you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the picturesque village of Oppeddette and the surrounding Luberon Valley. This charming village, nestled among rolling hills and vineyards, offers a glimpse of the idyllic Provençal countryside.

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The route marking of T1 is wildly misleading (!) The paths up and down the Gorge are a mix between T1, T2, T3 and sometimes just about T4. That's in fine weather. Take care of each other and help the others. There were quite a number of small kids of age 3 to 8 today. As all others write: it's a beautiful place and the descent into the Gorge gives a ton a great views. Take your time and be careful

The route marking of T1 is wildly misleading (!) The paths up and down the Gorge are a mix between T1, T2, T3 and sometimes just about T4. That's in fine weather. Take care of each other and help the others. There were quite a number of small kids of age 3 to 8 today

Colorado de Provence is definitely worth a visit. Great colors.

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Carved into the southern slopes of the Vaucluse mountains, the valley of Font Jouvale which leads to the Calavon valley is classified as a biological reserve. At its southern entrance you will find vines. From south to north, the valley forms a “Y”. You will find many rock shelters called “balm” dug by erosion.

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You are at the main entrance to the largest visitable Provençal Colorado in the region. Located in the town of Rustrel, the site has real paths that evolve among ocher formations and a beautiful pine forest. A true kaleidoscope of colors, these sandstones are the work of an ancient sea (Thétys) which came to deposit these impressive strata. This sandstone thus forms a very beautiful sedimentary rock. Although the site is large, it is a victim of its success and generates large numbers of visitors during the summer period. It is therefore preferable to come and admire it early in the morning or out of season. At the very beginning of the hike, there is a hut at the edge of a stream that sells drinks and snacks.

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The last part of the route is certainly not easy and only suitable for experienced climbers.

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