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Discovery tour of 2 fortified towns built by Vauban in the 17th c. They have a Provencal feel, but look like impregnable sentinels, with beautiful military architecture that you’ll enjoy contemplating. Beautiful panoramic views along the way.
From the kiosk, follow route 23 and before the huts, head for the Croix du Puy, where you’ll enjoy a remarkable view of the valley and Verdon villages.
This rolling, technically straightforward circuit offers a chance to see the countryside and visit unsuspected places, unspoilt witnesses to rural life in Haute-Provence.
Hen eggs. Duck meat: confits, pâtés, magrets, foies gras.
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The Croix du Puy site is accessible by an easy hiking trail, from which you can admire a remarkable panorama of the Verdon valley.
From the hamlet of Argens, renowned for its fine lavender and the distillery that can be visited, follow a road that smells of Provence to St André, where lavender fields overlook the Verdon, then head for the distillery museum in Barrême.
From Colmars, you can enhance route no. 12 by heading towards the hamlet of Villars-Heyssier. Be sure to stay on the MTB trail and do not take the Saint-Pierre Gorges trail, which is prohibited for mountain bikes.
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.