Gîte de l'Escanson - EN

This small stretch, connecting to the Petit Luberon massif, is however not devoid of interest, with a varied and bucolic route.

The route enters the flanked sides of the south face of the Petit Luberon and rises sharply to the majestic panorama of Portalas and the mysterious Cedars Forest.

Discover the villages of the Luberon! On this itinerary, you'll see the Mur de la Peste (Plague Wall), a rampart built to protect the Comtat Venaissin from the plague! 27 km long, it was built of dry stone!

Discover the hilltop villages of the Luberon! This loop, rich in historical and natural heritage, is full of surprises.

This itinerary is the perfect way to discover Gravel biking! Between cycle paths and quiet roads, discover villages of undeniable charm.

This rather sporty itinerary takes you through the Petit Luberon on a variety of paths and tracks. You'll pass through the soothing Cedar Forest. Beautiful panoramas await you on this route!

A bike tour for lovers of roaming around the Luberon massif. Signposted in both directions, you travel through the landscapes and typical villages of Provence.

A mountain bike course that as a whole is quite rolling but demanding under a warm and combative sun. Discover the highlights of the tragic Vaudoise epic of the Luberon!

An ideal mid-loop for its first laps of MTB wheels. The shade of the undergrowth and the freshness of the irrigation canal edge are appreciable in high heat.

A nice mountain bike circuit that knits between vineyards, olive trees, orchards, undergrowth, washhouses, farmhouses... and that connects two of the most beautiful hilltop villages of the Petit Luberon.

Small but very nice mountain bike tour, very typical of the Monts-de-Vaucluse, with its winding, stony and playful trails, a heritage built in dry stone ubiquitous.

Between Cavaillon and Apt, this stretch of La Méditerranée by bike (EV8) mostly takes the Calavon greenway for a stage accessible to all.

Connect by bike the Pays des Sorgues - Monts de Vaucluse to the Luberon Regional Natural Park by cycling through the plains and orchards irrigated by the Sorgue.

Travel the heights of the little Luberon and discover the landscapes of the Durance Valley to the South or the hill of Saint-Jacques overlooking Cavaillon.