

The last “mountain” section climbs on track and then path to the Mondenier crests. The panorama that unfolds is breathtaking: Provence awaits you! A long, steep and technical descent takes you back to Moustiers.
On the Chemins du Soleil circuit, heading towards the plateau, you can admire the St Thomas chapel with its remarkable 12th-century frescoes.
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.
Starting from the Villars-Colmars kiosk, through the larch trees, this loop follows a forest track to the cabanes du Puy. The trail descends to the hamlet of Chasse and returns via the hamlet access road.
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
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!
Hunting loop enhanced. Cross the hamlet, a living testimony to a mountain village that has withstood the test of time. The circuit takes in the left bank of the Chasse through the hazelnut trees, with a surprising view of the hamlet.
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.
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.