Hiking

The Alpes de Haute Provence is a hiker's paradise. Here you'll find iconic trails like the GR®653D, which follows the routes to Santiago de Compostela and Rome, or the GR®69 Route, which traces the transhumance. History buffs can follow the GR®406, the famous Route Napoléon. Explore legendary peaks like Brec du Chambeyron, Mont Pelat, and L'Estrop. With your family, opt for themed hikes like Randoland, where your children can become explorer-guides, or set off to explore nature with guides. To combine hiking and culture, follow Andy Goldsworth's mountain art collection.

Find the hike that suits you

Nearly 7 km of groomed trails await you for hiking! Are you more of a walker, a mid-altitude hiker, or an experienced hiker? There are all levels of difficulty, from leisurely strolls to long treks, ranging from 000 to 200 meters above sea level.

Family hikes

Some ideas for family hikes, for walking while having fun!

Hike with a guide

Would you like to be accompanied on hikes and discover the flora and fauna? Call on professionals to accompany you on themed walks.

The roaming hike

The Way of Saint James of Compostela, La Routo, on the transhumance paths or even the Hiking of the Route Napoléon, discover our long-distance hiking trails.

Mountain huts

Reach the heights, reach the summits, and explore the mountain refuges of the Alpes de Haute Provence. Spend a night as close as possible to the stars!

Tips for hikers

Signs and markings to help you find your way, how to behave with livestock protection dogs, and other advice to ensure your hike goes as smoothly as possible.

Report a problem on the hiking trails

To enable you to make the most of the marked and maintained trails in the department, we ask you to report any anomalies noted on the routes taken using the national Suricate website.