The Vésubie gorges were formerly called the Val de Lantosque. The length of the river is 46 kilometers, and crosses Saint-Martin-Vésubie (source), Venanson, Roquebillière, Lantosque, La Bollène-Vésubie, Utelle, Duranus and Levens.
With the Montagne de Cheiron, this mountain is a rare peak that stands out from time to time. Accessible by bike thanks to the service road of the summit antennas, it is also possible to reach the summit on foot.
The Saint Michel des Cèdres chapel is worth a look as much for its architecture, for the statue inside as for the avenue of monumental cedars which lead to the chapel. A magnificent place.