Stage 4 : Vaucluse - Lagrand
After spending the night in Vaucluse, you can take a short detour through unspoiled countryside to the Romanesque chapel of Saint-Cyrice (12th century), the remnant of a former priory.Next, pass through Orpierre, formerly known as “Val Perreus,” a town in the Baronnies region and a stronghold of the Princes of Orange. Two eco-museums can be visited along the way: “Viticulture of Yesteryear” and “Café of Yesteryear.” The route passes near the ridges of Chabre and Sainte-Colombe.This stage finally leads to Lagrand, a village perched on an ancient Gallic oppidum (medieval priory; 12th-century church).

The Ceans
Taking its source at the top of the mountain of Chamouse, the Ceans crosses all the Orpierrois-district before flowing into the Buëch at the level of Garde-Colombe. Over 22 km long, the torrent partly follows the route of the Princes of Orange.