Malaucène
35km
+900m
2h00
spring, summer, fall
3/5*
Physical & technical
From Malaucène, discover a portion of the ascent of Mont Ventoux by gravel up to Col du Comte, before descending back down via the main road. The majority of the climb is on a wide gravel path that ascends gradually.
There are no highly technical sections, but I recommend using tires with a width of at least 40mm. Make sure to bring enough water and food, as there are no opportunities for refueling along the trails. In the fall, wear bright colors during the hunting season. This year, in Vaucluse, the hunting season runs from September 10, 2023, to February 29, 2024.
If you feel like continuing to climb all the way to the summit, you can follow the main road of Mont Ventoux. Here is the route: Mont Ventoux from Beaumont-du-Ventoux
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RESTAURANTS
Le Petit Auzon*
local cuisine , homemade
L'Atelier de La Ferme*
local cuisine, burgers
La Fleur Bleue
Local's Favorite *** traditional cuisine
Saint Hubert
Local's Favorite *** traditional cuisine
Chez Laurette
traditional cuisine
Aquì Sian Bèn
provençale cuisine
Ensemble - Bien Manger
Small dishes & delicacies
RESTAURANTS
Aux Délices du Ventoux*
Bakery
Maison Lou*
Bakery
Le Fournil de Crillon
Bakery
Boulangerie Olivero - Ravel
Bakery
Le Lutin du Ventoux
french cuisine
Chez Jacotte
café restaurant, authentic cuisine
Brasserie Le Vendran*
brasserie
ACCOMMODATIONS
Hôtel Ventoux Provence "Domaine des Tilleuls*
Hôtel
Maison Ventoux 2 Luxe
Appartement
Le Petit Ventoux
Bed & Breakfast
Le Clos Saint Michel & Spa
Gîte/cottage
Pont de l'Orme
Bed & Breakfast
ACTIVITIES
Natural Park of Ventoux
Discover the Ventoux Natural Park through hiking or trail running!
Road bike
Climb Mont Ventoux by road bike!
Wine tasting workshop in a winery cellar
Discover Ventoux through its wines!
Culinary Specialties / Local Products
- Les fruits confit d'Apt
- Le nougat de Sault
- Les papalies d'Avignon
- Le berlingot de Carpentras
- La pâte à coing
- Les oreillettes
- Les macarons de Sault
- Le miel de Provence
- La fougasse
- Le melon de Cavaillon
- Les fraises de Carpentras
- Le thym de Provence
- L'olive de Nyons
How to get there ?
Paris - avignon ... 2h40
Lyon - avignon ... 1h20
Marseille - avignon ... 45min
Genève - avignon ... 5h40
Bruxelles - avignon ... 5h35
Aix en Provence - avignon ... 1h00
Marseille - avignon ... 1h15
Arles - avignon ... 45min
Lyon - avignon ... 2h20
Nice - avignon ... 2h40
Avignon - malaucène ... 45min
Discover a part of the Regional Park of Baronnies Provençales, where you will be able to ride on large gravel trails in the middle of …
