Part 3 of Ardèche from the air The Ardèche, seen from the air (part 3), completes our discovery of these fantastic landscapes. After flying over the Gorges de l’Ardèche (see Part 1) and the Mont Gerbier de Jonc(Part 2), Part 3 of our flight takes us first over the Mont Mezenc. Mezenc from the
The Ardèche from the air Part 2 of Ardèche from the air The Ardèche, seen from the air (part 2), reveals a breathtaking and varied landscape, punctuated by emblematic sites and natural treasures. After flying over the Gorges de l’Ardèche and the Pont d’Arc, the 2nd part of our flight
The Ardèche from the air and the fantastic Gorges de l’Ardèche with its surrounding villages: The route of the 1st part of the flight Our flight starts in Ruoms and heads downstream along the Ardèche river. We fly over the Sampzon rock, Labastide de Virac and the Pont d’Arc. Then come
The Tour de la Reine Jeanne in Balazuc The Tour de la Reine Jeanne (Queen Jeanne’s Tower) in Balazuc is an ancient lookout post built in the Middle Ages to watch over the road to Uzer through “les Gras”. Its name is said to reflect the fame of Jeanne de Balazuc in the late 16th
The Col de l’Escrinet is a key crossing point for migratory birds in the Ardèche. The Col de l’Escrinet reaches an altitude of 787 metres and is located between Aubenas and Privas, in the Ardèche département. It overlooks the Ardèche valley and the Languedoc plains to the south-west
