What to do at Mont Ventoux?
The must-sees
Mont Ventoux – the Giant of Provence
A whopping 1,910 metres high, Mont Ventoux is the sentry that keeps watch over Vaucluse.
Hikes, bike rides, and even a top destination for food lovers:
the mountain, an icon of Provence, reveals all its secrets…
Hikes at Mont Ventoux
Nature lovers and sports experts – head straight to Mont Ventoux to recharge your batteries!
Enjoy walking in incredible countryside in this part of Provence which is classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Several hiking circuits traverse the slopes of the Giant of Provence: from family-friendly walks to circuits for the experienced hiker, anyone and everyone will be able to tackle the mountain.
Arrive in the early morning to enjoy the sunrise at the summit of Mont Ventoux: an experience that will remain etched into your memory forever!
More of a cyclist than a hiker? The routes at Mont Ventoux are known and popular among cyclists across the world. A good level of training is necessary for a safe climb up the mountain.
The Mont Ventoux is classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
The Mont-Ventoux viewed from above
Take to the skies for 1 minutes and 30 seconds with this aerial footage of the “Giant of Provence”!
The Dentelles de Montmirail
Among the incredible landscapes of the Ventoux, you’ll appreciate the unique beauty of the Dentelles de Montmirail. Put your walking boots on and head off to explore!
There are several hiking paths to choose from – we would recommend the tour of Rocher du Midi, or the Tour Sarrasine itinerary – both relatively easy circuits which allow you to discover two unmissable parts of the massif.
Firm favourite
And why not fly and admire the Dentelles de Montmirail from the air? Book a session for an unforgettable and timeless experience!
Mont Ventoux: a foodie destination
Mont Ventoux is also known for its local produce, and let us warn you in advance… it’s all delicious!
Take a tour of farms to be treated to all the local specialities: strawberries from Carpentras, black figs from Caromb, apricots from Barroux, and black truffles from the Ventoux… perfect for foodies!
If you’re a lover of good wines*, you can also visit the wine estates nestled on the slopes of Mont Ventoux. The AOC Muscat grape of Ventoux does wine-growers proud – they’re more than happy to invite you to taste their finest wines!
Firm favourite
Head to the Provençal markets to get your fill of fresh produce (and the sing-song Provençal accent!)
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Sunset and day view
