Tourist Routes

A magnificent route along one of the most spectacular roads in the Oisans region—and that’s saying something! The Route de la Roche was opened in 1902 after a true technical feat. …

The Ferrand valley is the least developed of the six Oisans valleys. Indeed, the name Ferrand comes from the Latin “ferus”, meaning “wild”, to portray the raging mountain river tha…

We reach the Sarenne pass by following a series of hairpin bends that slowly weaves above the beautiful Ferrand valley until the Emparis Plateau. Did you know that the word Ferrand…

Discover the talents of the Trièves' producers, craftsmen and cultural sites. They open their doors to you to share their passion and know-how.

A road built with corbel arches clinging to the rock face and punctuated by several tunnels. A stop between the second and third tunnel is a must to admire the breathtaking views! …

Water is omnipresent at the Balcons du Dauphiné. 280 ponds (most of them private) have been identified. Between ponds and marshes, this circuit will allow you to discover a range o…

Just taking the road for the “Alpe” is an immersion in the world that is Alpe d’Huez. In the winter, this resort is well-known for the longest ski run in the world (la Sarenne, 16k…

Reaching Alpe d’Huez involves tackling the 21 famous switchbacks known to cyclists the world over. Climbing to the top by car is less of a problem, and you are sure to arrive in be…

Pilgrimz: 10 places to explore in a different way with your smartphone! What if, during a family walk, your phone helped you look up rather than down?

Discover contemporary sculpture through a tour that will lead you along 6 thematic tracks: metal, stone, wood, 5 continents/5 cultures and 100% urban Art'co.

Spectacular and daring, the roads of the Vercors were built in the 19th century to open the massif to the rest of the world These vertiginous routes and the exceptional panoramas t…

The Oisans Route des Savoir-Faire is a route that you are free to create yourself! Artists, artisans, farmers and cultural sites welcome you to their workshops, farms or museums to…

When Oisans shakes off the last of the winter snow and ice, the markets are like swallows, announcing the arrival of fine weather.

Once wild, man has been able to tame his whims and forge links with him thanks to numerous developments. This 53km circuit will allow you to discover the Rhône and in turn to bette…

At the foot of imposing rockfaces crossed by the RD 1091 road, the little-known lower Romanche valley is worthy of interest.

Morestel has been the canton's capital since the Revolution. In this region bathed in a special light that appealed to the illustrious François Auguste Ravier and other great artis…

Les Balcons du Dauphiné are full of fortified houses, castles and medieval towns that have become part of the landscape of our region In one day, this "auto tour" will offer you h…

This extensive and isolated valley, under the crests of the Taillefer massif, is the gateway to the South. Goods used to be transported over the Col d’Ornon at an altitude of 1,367…

Oulles is one of the smallest villages in the Alps, with fewer than a dozen year-round residents. Nestling at the top end of a valley, it offers breathtaking views over the Grandes…

‘Les Gorges de la Bourne’ has been awarded 3 stars in the Michelin Guide and is a magnificent and vertiginous route. It is the longest of theses roads which are so characteristic o…

Between Scots pine, boxwood and downy oak, the route de Presles climbs along the edge of the Cirque de Choranche. It stretches out in the scents of southern France, thanks to a mic…

This 30km itinerary starts in Saint-Chef and will take you to Sermérieu. Take advantage of the morning to explore the different villages. The afternoon will be devoted to the disc…

Of all the routes into Le Vercors, ‘Les Ecouges’ is the most vertiginous and the most stunning. The steep ‘La Drevenne’ waterfall, which seems to bar the way, and the daring corbel…

The Balcony Route can be done by car or bicycle It is a ribbon of more than 80 km that winds its way along the balconies of Belledonne linking the villages and scattered hamlets o…

The heart of the Chartreuse beats to the rhythm of know-how: potter, creator, liquorist, winemaker, cheese maker... So many professions which contribute to the fame of the Chartreu…

It's quite amazing that this road was ever built and the mountainside is so steep. It’s not quite the Bolivian “carretera de la muerte”, but you do need to drive with utmost care. …

The "Route de la Confession" was the first road to Villard-Reculas and was an exceptional achievement on account of its construction (a challenge for its time), its exposed positio…

Au fil de l'eau is a day trip to be done by car between rivers, lakes and ponds and mountains.

If you follow the Napoleon road from Grenoble to Golf Juan, you will cross the South Grenoble area from Laffrey to Brié and Angonnes. Undulating landscapes with stops such as the m…