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A super beautiful, cute, old town. The bridge and fountain are especially worth a visit. You can also restock on drinks and food at the supermarket or various cafes and bars. You should definitely drive through here and stop for a while.

beautiful challenging route through the river between the rocks

For everyone who likes variety, tricky things and strenuous things. And of course, who isn't afraid of beautiful views 😉 Highly recommended in the area!!!

another nice village with a café and bakery

Mollans-sur-Ouvèze served for a long time as a border between Drôme and Vaucluse. The one that is nicknamed the Porte des Baronnies is an old fortified city born during the 10th century, the scene of many battles during the wars of religion in the 16th century. In the lower town you can still see the original medieval bridge with a single arch. Not far away, there is still standing one of the three towers which once served as a defensive system.

I became aware of this gorge through the tips here. We first walked along the mountain from the bridge and then got in at the back parking lot, so to speak, downstream. The river hike experience is a glorious one. It took us a good 2 hours to get back to the bridge...a special kind of pub tour 😆. Highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Here's the starting point for a river hike, which varies considerably in difficulty depending on the direction – upstream or downstream. We're choosing the easier route, upstream. The hike is truly an adventure. Often the water is shallow, allowing for easy progress, but sometimes you have to wade through deeper sections. There are also some short climbs involved when the river becomes too shallow to wade through, requiring you to scramble over boulders or climb up the current. It's advisable to wear water shoes or sturdy trekking sandals; walking barefoot through the river can be quite painful for sensitive feet. It can also be painful for less sensitive feet, as the rocks in the riverbed are jagged and sharp. But by then, you're already well into the hike and no longer at the starting point, which is what this is all about… Nevertheless, it's highly recommended – incredibly fun! However, a word of caution: after heavy rain or in unsettled weather, the hike should not be undertaken, as the rapidly rising water level is a significant risk. Warning signs provide further information. So always keep an eye on the weather forecast. (We were traveling in September, and there were quite a few severe thunderstorms with heavy rainfall.)

The Col de Propriac from Propiac is 6.9 km long with a total drop of 241 m. The average gradient is 3.49% with maximum gradients of 8.5%.