La Freissinouse is named as one of the 16 villages and hamlets of Terres de Gap in connection with the “Itinéraire des Villages Perchés”. The itinerary is described for these 16 villages and hamlets; the circular tours combine nature, culture and agriculture and offer panoramas ranging from 180° to 360°. The itinerary can be travelled by car, motorcycle or bicycle.
Those who have chosen La Freissinouse as their travel destination can include their wish to rent a holiday apartment there in their plans.
Nature
The area designated as a ZNIEFF, Lac de Pelleautier, is located in the municipalities of Freissinouse and Pelleautier and includes Lac de Pelleautier and its shores. The Montagne de Céuze, a mountain, is located near La Freissinouse. The surrounding area also includes the Montagne de Charance, a mountain, as well as Les Sciés and La Manche, each a peak.
Culture
The Chapelle Notre-Dame (Les Pons) is a chapel in La Freissinouse. The entrance door of the Chapelle des Pons has been restored. The surrounding area of La Freissinouse also includes Château de Tallard, a château, the Cathédrale Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Arnoux, a church, the Sanctuaire Notre-Dame du Laus, a sanctuary, and Saint-Pierre, a church.
Routes
A hike from the Chapelle Sainte-Anne to Lac de Pelleautier starts in La Freissinouse. Near the Chapelle des Pons, the route meets the GR de Pays entre Ceüse et Durance. One of the starting points for mountain biking or VTT routes is located at Lac de Pelleautier/La Freissinouse. There is a picnic table at the Chapelle des Pons along the described route.