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Very nice climb. Not too difficult, not too long. I stayed at the col a few years ago, so on every ride I had to climb this col. Always done with great pleasure.

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As you drive through the picturesque countryside of the Drôme, you will come across the charming hamlet of Les Pilles. This hidden gem, nestled on the banks of the Eygues River, is rich with history dating back to the 17th century.

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On a secondary road with practically no motorized traffic in a fantastic landscape. Venterol with its characteristic village square and bistro is worth a detour.

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Every year there is a "Fête des vautours", 2024 at the beginning of June. Various events are offered in Rémuzat and Villeperdrix.

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A wonderful vantage point, a lovely little picturesque town. Then, a rewarding climb along a narrow, mostly single-lane road to the Col de la Pertie, with views of Saint-May, and vultures being fed on the plateau opposite in the distance. Vultures nest in the beautiful rocky gorge you cycle through; a pair of binoculars is a good idea. Caution cyclists: In some places, it's best to hop off your bike! There's usually not much traffic, but some drivers will speed through even at a shaky 20 cm distance! I hardly recommend driving on this narrow road.

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Villeperdrix is a small village in the Baronnies nestled at the bottom of the slopes of the imposing Angèle mountain, one of the highest peaks in the Baronnies. In the village you will find a farm inn and a shop selling regional products.

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Not particularly high, but a great area to do some stretching

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The most famous legend of Nyons is that of the Pontias. This legend seeks to explain a local climatic phenomenon: the Pontias, a wind from the northeast whose morning breeze purifies the atmosphere and refreshes the hot summer mornings (but also the cold winter mornings!). This local wind appears at dawn and its action continues until 10 or 11 am. It is at the origin of the dry and healthy microclimate that characterizes Nyons. Walking towards the Col du Pontias, which overlooks Nyons, you can find the Trou du Pontias, a set of scree from which, it is said, comes the wind that cools the city.

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