Chemins du Soleil [mountain route]
This route can be completed in two stages:Day 1: Sisteron – St-Geniez (20 km – 900 m elevation gain)This section is mostly uphill and easy to ride, with some beautiful trails. The route starts on the old Entrepierres road, which was once the only road leading to the village. It begins at the foot of Montagne de la Baume. Past the Jabron gorge, a series of hamlets line the route up to the pass. The descent along trails and paths takes place beneath the foothills of the Vançon.Day 2: St-Geniez - Thoard (32 km - 1,100 m elevation gain)Exceptional scenery, both in terms of the riding and the landscapes encountered—a beautiful mountain biking experience for single-track enthusiasts, provided you’re up to the challenge! The climb up the Vaumuse ridges is demanding, a real test of your ability to stay on the bike! A panoramic view stretching nearly 8 km awaits you as you tackle a series of climbs and descents.

The Durance River
More than a mere river, the Durance is a force of nature. From its source in Mongenèvre at an altitude of 2300 metres it rolls its way over 302 kilometres until it finally flows into the Rhône. Over time, there has been greater control by man over the river, particularly with the construction of the Serre-Ponçon dam, and it is an essential artery for the Hautes-Alpes. Source : www.hautes-alpes.net