생 실베스트르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Dominates the entire Rhone valley. Climax.

The origin and history of the Roman bridge are unknown. A certainty, its very useful function of pedestrian and mule passage on a torrent often in flood in spring and especially in autumn. From this place, you can also see giant potholes dug by the Duzon.

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.

Beautiful hike

great point of view

Very nice view over the Rhône plain. You can go up to the belvedere by bike, a tarmac road provides access! It would be a shame to do without it by going to St Romain

This 360 ° panoramic point of view is a former strategic military and religious place. This easy-to-access observatory offers visibility over 13 departments between the Rhône valley and the foothills of Provence.