• Distillerie des 4 Vallées - Step 1: A Brief History
  Explore the Distillery, then, while on the way through the lavender fields blooming until the end of July, learn about the history of the Massif du Vercors and the village of Chamaloc.

• Chamaloc - Step 2: The First Lavender Field
  Upon reaching the first field, the guide will share everything about lavender, from planting to the creation of this stunning expanse of blue flowers, which is a must to photograph!

• Chamaloc - Step 3: Wildlife
  A short walk through the vulture reintroduction area will reveal the rich wildlife of Chamaloc, from traditional inhabitants to newcomers like the beaver.

• Chamaloc - Step 4: Lavender Fields and Forest
  With a series of lavender fields offering unobstructed mountain views or nestled within the woods, you will encounter landscapes more beautiful than the last; and discover fascinating aspects of the surrounding forest.

• Distillerie des 4 Vallées - Step 5: Compost
  After visiting the composting platform where the guide will explain the benefits of lavender compost, return to the Distillery.

• Liability insurance for the activity is included.
• Various trails, 5 km, accessible for families with children from 4 years old.
• Panoramic view of the Vercors massif throughout the hike.
• Educational stop at the site of reintroduction of fawn vultures.
• Accompaniment by a local guide throughout the hike.
• Free tasting of a glass of lavender syrup at the distillery.
• Guided tour by a local animator sharing the history of Vercors and Chamaloc.

This hike offers an accessible version of the Vercors: a refreshing experience and insightful exploration of the landscape. For three hours, a local guide will lead participants through lavender fields (blooming until the end of July), forests, and mountain vistas.

Along the journey, uncover the history of the massif and Chamaloc, as well as the inner workings of lavender: its growth cycle, ecological significance, and practical uses beyond the typical postcard image. Visit the reintroduction site for tawny vultures and observe wildlife to gain an understanding of local biodiversity.

The hike concludes perfectly: returning to the distillery, enjoying a glass of handmade lavender syrup (made with spring water from Vercors), and a straightforward explanation of the distillation process. This is a comprehensive experience: nature, culture, and land… with a truly friendly ending.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.