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Magnificent region. I recommend the guest rooms at the Château de Rosans.

The Col de la Fromagère turns into the Col de Pommerol when you reach the summit. The climb is nevertheless magnificent on a small mountain road, with good percentages sometimes approaching 12%

Orpierre is a tiny, pretty village at an altitude of 700 m with around 300 inhabitants in the middle of the cliffs. It has everything you need. A good starting point for hiking, cycling and climbing.

A very special place, not just for climbers. Pure easy living

The medieval village of Rosans reveals beautiful ocher-colored stones and old Roman tile roofs. Entrance into the village is under an arched door. You discover its impressive square tower. Built in the 13th century in stones cut into diamond points, it is still in perfect state of conservation.

To reach the pass, it takes around fifteen kilometers from the Oule valley. The slope becomes steeper from Montmorin where it is around 6%. The road winds between the mountains of Chauvet and Maraysse. The position offers a splendid view of these two mountains.

This beautiful 16th century building has two towers. It has been the subject of restoration for 30 years and has been included on the list of historic monuments since 1926. It is known to have belonged to Philis de La Charce, a local heroine of the 17th century.

Orpierre has two camp sites: "Les Princes d'Orange" which is a bit deluxe with swimming pool and chalets and a "family and kids" vibe to it. "Les Noyers" just next to it (and sharing the same reception office) is much cheaper, with very basic facilities (but perfectly clean and agreeable, more laid back and a "climbing / hiking / mountain-biking" vibe. Orpierre also has its own municipal swimming pool. Another very nice camp-site is "Les Catoyes" about 4km up the road towards Laborel. Live bands on Monday evenings in the summer!