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Would you like to discover gravel riding? Set off on the Entre Ocres, Vignes et Garrigues route. A 40km loop to be completed at your own pace and without difficulty! Starting from Apt, you'll wind your way through the splendid villages of the Luberon!

From Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt, you quickly reach by mountain bike trails, between vineyards and orchards, the bucolic Combe de Font Jouval. A treat!

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!

Are you a Gravel enthusiast? The Au pays des Ayguiers route is for you! This technical route, with its steep climbs, will take you through the history of the Vaucluse! Between forests and castles!

Gravel route n°16 - de Pierre et d'Ocre is the perfect way to discover the sport of gravel riding. An easy ride awaits you from Joucas. Discover typical Luberon landscapes, between ochre and vines!

Between thrills and views, saddle up for the "Les Ocres du Luberon" gravel route! It's THE ideal route for gravel enthusiasts!

A beautiful ride with a rather rolling profile where your wheels will ride grey marl of Perréal, pebbles of the Monts-de-Vaucluse and the ochreux sands of La Gardette.

A beautiful little loop that walks through the heart of one of the massifs ocriers of the Pays d'Apt. Immediate immersion on beautiful colorful singles and slightly sandy...

Beautiful rolling mountain bike course, without great technical difficulty, but quite physically demanding with the elevation and stony character of the trails, paths and tracks.

Travel this Luberon route by bike through small villages and natural sites where ochre is omnipresent! The calm of the mind and the delight of the eyes.

A country does not exist only by the history of its soil and its nature... But also by the history of its men and of the land worked. Bike ride of the Ochres du Luberon.

During ancient times, nature gave a color to the ochous sands, before 2 centuries of human exploitation, digging underground galleries and huge quarries.