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Pretty village perched in the middle of the vineyards, Ribes is a small town in the Ardèche department, nestled in the heart of the Beaume and Drobie valleys, in the Regional Natural Park of the Monts d'Ardèche. It is characterized by beautiful terraces (faïsses) where chestnut trees, olive trees and vines grow.

La Beaume, a tributary of the Ardèche, is a 40km long river which originates in Loubaresse at an altitude of 1190m, from a multitude of steeply sloping streams flowing down the sides of mountains planted with forests, overlooking the valley. . The whole valley and the Beaume gorges offer pretty sandy and rocky beaches to fully enjoy swimming.

La Beaume, a tributary of the Ardèche, is a 40km long river which originates in Loubaresse at an altitude of 1190m, from a multitude of steeply sloping streams flowing down the sides of mountains planted with forests, overlooking the valley. . The whole valley and the Beaume gorges offer pretty sandy and rocky beaches to fully enjoy swimming.

Here, the Prataubérat plateaus show off their beech-fir woods lined with blueberries and raspberries.

The explanation of the name "Tanargue" would go back to Celtic times: Taranis, god of the Sky and Thunder manifested violently on "arga", the mountain; the Tanargue thus designating, the mountain of thunder. A veritable water tower in the Ardèche, the Tanargue is a real introduction to the Ardèche mountains and their capricious skies.

The Drobie valley is located to the south-west of the Monts d'Ardèche Regional Natural Park, of which it is one of the reference landscapes.

Work by Gilles Clément for the Lauzes trail.

The Lauzes trail, punctuated by installations by renowned artists, forms a 5-hour loop in the towns of Dompnac and Saint-Mélany, with branches to the neighboring towns of Beaumont, Valgorge, Sablières, Saint-André Lachamp and Ribes . All along the path, you will admire the beautiful landscapes of the Drobie valley, its architecture, its heritage revealed and highlighted by artists and creators.