

Set in a particularly wild environment of moorland, pine forests and chestnut trees growing on the famous Annot sandstone, Karine’s farm produces chestnut cream.
The Vallée de Chasse is one of the Haut-Verdon’s must-see secret spots. You’ll discover a beautiful variety of landscapes with numerous pastures and meadows bordered by thick forests, but also torrents that sometimes form delightful little gorges.
The Champlatte mountain bike route is located on the heights of the hamlet of La Colle Saint-Michel, offering unobstructed views of the surrounding peaks overlooking the Vaïre and Haut-Verdon valleys.
From the Villars-Heyssier bridge, a long loop with beautiful panoramas on the forest track and undergrowth crossings on the left bank of the Verdon.
Accessible by mountain bike, this easy circuit near the village winds its way around the hill of La Grau on small roads and dirt tracks.
Production of fresh pasta (ravioli, gnocchi, etc.), cakes and delicatessen products using mainly local ingredients.
The Col des Champs is a mountain pass at an altitude of 2,045 m, on the border between the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and Alpes-Maritimes departments, linking Colmars to Saint Martin d’Entraunes in the Ht Var.
Farm which purpose cheese made with goat and cow milk
Sales of leather bags & wallets for men and women.
The AAPPMA “la Truite du Haut-Verdon” welcomes you and invites you to discover fishing in the magnificent torrents and lakes of the Verdon valley. Here, the fario trout is the undisputed queen of whitewater…
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