Sur la route des Vautours by bike
From Rosans, a medieval village at the gateway to Drôme Provençale (where you can admire the 12th-century “Tour Carrée”), take the D94 along the Eygues River toward Rémuzat and its cliffs teeming with birds of prey. Above your heads, the spectacle is about to begin.
The rest of the route follows the Oule River, cycling from village to village: Cornillon-sur-l’Oule (a small Provençal village situated between the Diois and the Baronnies, overlooking Lake Cornillon and the Oule Valley), La Motte-Chanlançon (a medieval village perched on a hill), and La Charce (with its restored castle, its pretty, quiet streets, and its three waterways: the Oule, the Establet stream, and the Pommerol stream).
From there, we tackle the Col de la Fromagère (1,072 m) via the north slope, which winds through a wild landscape where limestone and erosion have blended so seamlessly that slender “fairy chimneys” rise up.
Descending from the Col de la Fromagère and Pommerol, a small road leads through a beech forest to Rosans, the starting point.

Pommerol pass
Pommerol pass is a crossing point between Les Hautes-Alpes and La Drôme, two French departments. Also named Col de la Fromagère, the pass is reachable from the tracks of Suquet and Raton’s ridges. The pass overlook the public forest of Eygues.