Tréminisの天然記念物・トップ6

The Col de Menée is a pass in the French Alps, located between the Vercors and Diois massifs, in the communes of Percy and Treschenu-Creyers, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, at 1,457 m above sea level. It is considered the limit between Trièves and Diois.

A walk that leads to the Sucettes, these majestic vertical rocks. The loop starts in the cool undergrowth in a heatwave. After the Sucettes, my descent is via a wider track. Parking possible at the start/finish point.

Quiet climb of the Col de la Menée before a long descent to Châtillon

Very beautiful! Quite a tough route to get there.

This small, very grassy lake is nestled at the foot of two three thousand meter peaks, the Jocelme (3,458 m) and the Sirac (3,441 m). An ideal place to take a break, picnic or swim.

For me one of the most beautiful roads in France. It starts along the river. Little by little, the landscape becomes more and more deep. Then come the tunnels dug into the mountainside and the bridges whose technical feats we had to deploy to build them. Leaving the gorges, the road continues through the charming village of Glandage. The last kms of climb finally take place in the atmosphere of a small alpine pass

magnificent landscapes, steep and grandiose canyons, the heat and the atmosphere of the south

resurgence of the "souloise" river. very pretty + practical for picnics. close to the car park, it is accessible with even young children. very cold water! at this point the river "la souloise" comes out of the rock after disappearing some miles above. very esthetic, nice point for lunch, near the car park.