The Belvédère du Pic is situated at an altitude of 649 metres and offers a 360-degree panoramic view overlooking 13 départements between the Rhône Valley and the foothills of Provence.
Those who choose Saint-Romain-de-Lerps as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and Tradition
The La Ronde des Fours event has been held since 1998. Visitors can explore each oven on foot or by car and sample traditionally baked bread with homemade products. During the event, three old bread ovens are put back into operation by retired bakers who dedicate themselves to bread and pastries.
The Église Saint-Romain preserves traces of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture.
History
The Chapelle du Belvédère is a Romanesque chapel dating from the 10th century; its preserved former choir shows the floor plan of a larger church.
The ruins of the Château de Durtail are classified.
Paths and Landscape
At the Belvédère du Pic, a less steep, concrete-paved access ramp leads from the car park to the chapel. The themed trail around the site has been redesigned.
The Circuit du col de Gazareau is 6 km long.
Getting There
Saint-Romain-de-Lerps has a bus stop called “Saint-Romain-de-Lerps Sortie Village”.
Other places: Alboussière, Albon-D'ardèche, Chalencon, Rosières, Saint-Lager-Bressac, Le Roux, Saint-Fortunat-Sur-Eyrieux, Colombier-Le-Vieux.
