Geology: Chabre Mountain
Overlooking the Buëch valley, Chabre Mountain is an unmissable massif of the Sisteronais-Buëch territory.
Well-known for its flight area, air competitions are often organised. Back in 2009, Chabre Mountain had welcomed the world hang-gliding championship.
It also is a massif with a lot of hiking routes. They offer wonderful views of Lure Mountain, the Écrins massif and Ventoux Mount.
A viewpoint indicator helps you to situate the different surrounding summits.

[Trek] Crête de Chabre from Les Espranons
From the orientation table at the Chabre launch site, the ridge walk leads to the Espranons launch site, the highest point on the ridge at 1,352 m. This launch site is known worldwide for its exceptional aerology.
Continue along the scenic ridge, where rocky sections and forest trails alternate. Mostly open, the roller-coaster-like trail winds its way to Col Saint-Ange, a key pass between the Méouge Valley and the Baronnies.
At Col Saint-Ange (1,266 m), return to the Chabre launch site by following the same route.
Modified: 3 weeks ago