La transhumance

Departure of VENOSC village to the foot of the TWO ALPS with 12 asses and 2 mules which it is necessary to take along until St VERAN. This transhumance is reserved to the good walkers who are not afraid of the stages from 6 to 8 hours.

The Low register is located in the high valley of Romanche, with the limit of the departments of Isere and Savoy. It is with 10 kilometers of the collar of Lautaret and with 35 kilometers of Briançon. This village is located just opposite the solid mass of Meije (which belongs to the National park of Ecrins)

Casset is built at the edge of Guisane, apparently carefree risks of risings. Beautiful architectural unit to protect absolutely from any disparate construction which would destroy the charm irremediably of it. It is located at the upstream of a beautiful plan still cultivated or mown, where the station of Monêtier, near, trace its ski pistes basic in winter, and, with the outlet of the Small valley of Small Tabuc, beautiful glacial small valley dominated by the Glacier of Casset.

Briançon conceals multiple richnesses; Town of Art and History since 1990, Briançon is also one of the 4 sites of Greenhouse-Knight. It accomodates in winter the amateurs of sports of slips which leave place during the summer with in love with excursions, waters running, and bicycle.

Strategic place and obligatory passage for the potential enemy from Italy, Mont Dolphin is a star in its mountain.

Located at the doors of Queyras, of which it constitutes the principal market, Guillestre is a stage on the road of the large Alps between the collars of Izoard and VAr. It is with 1000 meters of altitudes and the confluence of the Durance and Guil. Some vestiges remain medieval enclosure and the centre town is decorated of a monumental fountain.

With its exceptional sunning, the valley of Arvieux offers sumptuous walks towards the lakes, country cottages, or other landscapes splendid and multiple to you with the discovery of a fauna and a single flora.

At the lofty altitude of 2042 m, this Commune is made up of three dwelling places - Saint Véran (main village), le Raux and la Chalp (hamlets). They are surrounded by mountains, some of which reach a little over 3000m, and like the rest of the region, they benefit from a dry and sunny climate. Saint Véran has a long history going back to antiquity and has experienced the upheavals of both the "Dauphiné" area as well as its own.