Activities in Saint-André-les-Alpes

After reaching the village of La Mure along the picturesque "Train des Pignes" railroad line, this circuit climbs along a forest track below the Montagne de Maurel, then plunges into the Isole valley along a shady path.

This route, reserved for the more athletic, combines loops 12 and 13. The most athletic will complete this itinerary in 3 hours

A superb route through the Issole national forest. Climb alternating road and track to the summit of Chalvet, a world-famous site for hang-gliding.

The route rises on a track, with superb views over Lac de Castillon. The trail then descends to Castellane, alternating between paths and wider tracks. The proximity of Lac de Castillon offers the possibility of a swim.

A family loop leading to the Verdon river and the fitness trail laid out by the little ones in the Plan district. Suitable for mountain bikes.

This sporty circuit, which can be completed in one or two days, starting from Castellane or Saint-André-les-Alpes, takes you around the Lac de Castillon from the heights, offering splendid views.

Have you been hesitating between the TransVerdon adventure and the Chemins du Soleil? This section is shared by the two Grandes Traversées VTT, for a grandiose entry into the Parc Naturel Régional du Verdon!

This easy loop allows you to discover several remarkable elements of Tartonne's heritage: Notre Dame d'Entraigues, a listed 12th-century church, and the Château de Maladrech, second home of the Gassendi family.

Site de vol libre mondialement reconnu, le sommet du Chalvet (1613 m) offre un panorama à couper le souffle sur le lac de Castillon.

From Lac de Castillon to Castellane, at the entrance to the Gorges du Verdon, and on to Vauplane and Saint-Auban, take in the exceptional panoramas that characterize the Middle Verdon, between mountains and valleys.

This sporting route, several sections of which were part of the Raid VTT des Terres Noires program, climbs under the Pic de Couar to reach the Barre des Dourbes, a natural boundary between the Asse de Clumanc and Bléone valleys.

This circuit takes you to the village of Angles via a track and then a path on the left bank of the Verdon, on the slopes of the Serres ridge.

Nearly 1,000m of vertical drop awaits you on the way down to the Issole valley and then Saint-André-les-Alpes, on a fast, technical and, above all, fun descent. A real treat for mountain bikers!

The route starts in common with circuit no. 10, a section of the Chemins du Soleil and the TransVerdon.

This rolling, technically straightforward circuit offers a chance to see the countryside and visit unsuspected places, unspoilt witnesses to rural life in Haute-Provence.

Located at the foot of La Sapée, this tour follows a forest track up to the cime des Faïsses. After crossing an area of black earth, known as "robines", the descent

After leaving the village and passing the old lavender distillery, the route starts on the Voie Impériale on the left bank of the Asse de Blieux (alternating track and path), then reaches Senez.

Starting out in the same way as circuit no. 15, this loop leaves it shortly before the hamlet of Riou d'Ourgeas for a long climb on forest tracks towards Haut Ourgeas and Montagne de la Barre.

Departing from Digne-les-Bains, set off on the "Terres Noires" mountain bike raid, renowned for its technical and physical trails and astonishing scenery.

An easy loop along a pleasant shady forest path