Buena Vista Rafting - EN

"The TransVerdon begins at the source of the Verdon, at the Col d'Allos, 2,247 m above sea level. It's a 260 km journey between these Alpine mountains and Gréoux-les-Bains, resolutely complete and technical, punctuated by well-deserved swimming breaks.

This easy route leads to the landscaped beach at Lac de Castillon via the small road in the Cébière district and then along a track used by transhumance herders.

This itinerary leads by road to the hamlet of Brayal and returns to the village along small, fun trails.

A very sporty route around the Destourbes mountain, taking in the listed Saint Thyrs chapel, the unspoilt hamlet of Eoulx and the small village of La Garde. For the more athletic, this itinerary takes 2 hours.

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.

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.

This family-friendly loop follows the right bank of the Verdon, then crosses the Listes and Notre Dame districts, where the ancient Roman city of Salinae once stood. Suitable for mountain bikes.

This route is a more difficult return variant of route no. 5.

This loop takes the road alongside Lac de Chaudanne to reach the village of Demandolx, then forks right onto a track shortly before the Col de Saint Barnabé.

Lovers of roaming and adventure, ride the Tour du Verdon by bike! Travel in a unique territory: wide outdoors, stunning panoramas and iconic villages.

From the mountain-bike-friendly "La Rivière" inn, head up towards the reed-lined Peyroules lake. You'll then ride on trails maintained by Peyroules hunters and non-hunters for the enjoyment of all.