Le rocher de Vic

Point 1: Montbrun-les-Bains Tourist Office (km 0 - 610m)
Follow signs for Aulan.

Point 2: Pont de Vénéjean (km 1.7 - 593m)
Take the bridge on the left and then the uphill track on the left.

Point 3: Col de Vic (km 3 - 703m)
Follow the track to the right, then 100m further on, turn left.

Point 4: Sous le rocher de Vic (km 4 - 680m)
Caution, steep descent.

Point 5: Ferme de la Molarde (km 5 - 565m)
Take a slight left, turn right onto the track, then left 100m further on.

Point 6: Pierre Vortier (km 5.4 - 532m)
Turn right and climb to Col de Vénéjean.

Point 7: Col de Vénéjean (km 7.3 - 651m)
Descend the track to the Vénéjean bridge.

Point 8: Pont de Vénéjean (km 8.5 - 593m)
Turn left at the bridge, then right on the D159. Return by the same route as the outward journey.

Point 9: Montbrun-les-Bains Tourist Office (km 10.42 - 610m)


THE COMMUNAUTE DE COMMUNES DES BARONNIES EN DROME PROVENCALE :

- Circuit FFCT coté bleu (medium): for regular and experienced cyclists

- Fairly high gradient/kilometer ratio

- No difficult sections

BEFORE YOU SET OFF :

- Check the weather forecast before you set off, as routes can become dangerous in bad weather.

- Find out about the condition of the route before you leave: Buis-les-Baronnies Tourist Office (tel: 04 75 28 04 59)


- Take water, food, a small first-aid kit (double skin, strap and paracetamol), a survival blanket, a windbreaker, a whistle and use brightly-colored, reflective clothing for your safety.

- Whenever possible, don't travel alone: tell someone close to you about your itinerary and planned times, and recharge your phone battery to 100%.

- Be aware of the hunting season (generally from 01/09 to 28/02) and, if possible, inform yourself of the dates and locations of hunting drives.

- For nocturnal outings: avoid routes through grazing areas, and use headlamps suitable for outdoor use.


ON THE ROUTE :

- Respect natural and agricultural environments (no picking, etc.).

- Respect other users of the area (hunters, runners, shepherds, foresters).

- Adopt the right reflexes with guard dogs: stay calm, don't approach the herd and don't interact with the guard dog (go around the area if possible).

- Remember that in the mountains, you are always in the home of someone who accepts you: respecting private property is a guarantee of permanent authorization for passage.

- Close gates after you've passed through, and don't cross fences.

- Stay on marked trails, don't cut laces

- All sections of the trail on public roads are subject to the Highway Code, so please respect it.

- Keep all your garbage with you and leave no trace of your passage.

- No fires in the mountains. If you see a fire or suspicious smoke, call 112.