La Dolce Via from Cheylard to Nonières (Belsentes) is an easy 8.10-kilometre crossing with 229 metres of ascent and 35 metres of descent. The section is predominantly covered with a soft Gore surface and is accessible to trekking bikes, mountain bikes and hikers.
Anyone who has chosen Nonières as their destination will want to find a holiday apartment there.
Culture
The village church in Les Nonières is dedicated to Saint James the Younger.
The Nonières Tunnel is the longest tunnel on La Dolce Via. It is located near the hamlet of Les Nonières, is 320 metres long and illuminated.
Activities
On La Dolce Via from Cheylard to Nonières (Belsentes), a 300-metre-long path leads to the centre of Les Nonières before the tunnel; there is an elevation difference to overcome.
The Circuit du Bois la Roche – VTT FFC No. 12 Bleu is a moderately difficult circular route of 4.8 kilometres with 197 metres of ascent and 200 metres of descent. Several viewpoints along the route overlook the village of Les Nonières and its small wooded valleys. The circuit passes through the Vallée de l'Eyrieux et ses affluents Natura 2000 site.
The Circuit des deux villages – No. 8 is a 10-kilometre hiking route between Les Nonières and Saint-Julien-Labrousse with 270 metres of ascent.
Nature
The mountains surrounding Nonières include Serre en Don, Serre des Trois Croix, Serre de Mourgue and Suc de Monteilles.
Surroundings
The ruins of Château de Rochebloine are located in the vicinity of Nonières.
The wider region around Nonières is home to the ruins of Monastère Saint-Michel de Charay, the historic Tour de Diane-de-Poitiers site and the ruins of Château de Mézanc.
The Eyrium water recreation centre lies in the heart of the Eyrieux Valley near Le Cheylard and covers 1,600 square metres, with swimming pools, slides, children's play areas, a paddling pool, picnic area, bar and boules courts.
Other selected destination pages: Lentillères, Largentière, Empurany, Asperjoc, Uzer, Devesset, St-Remeze, Saint-Germain.
