Refuge d’Art: Walking Tours among Andy Goldsworthy’s Mountain Art in Provence

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place du tampinet, 04000 Digne-les-Bains

A walker's hand on Andy Goldsworthy's Sentinelle du Vançon, one of the three monumental cairns that mark the Refuge d'Art trail. Andy Goldsworthy, Sentinelle – Vallée du Vançon, 2000, collection Art en montagne du musée Gassendi. Photo © Mathieu Mouillet — ©
Mathieu Mouillet

The path between two Refuges d'Art, in the Haute-Provence UNESCO Global Geopark. Photo © Luc Richard — ©
Luc Richard

Walkers reaching the cracked clay wall of Refuge d'Art Vieil Esclangon. Andy Goldsworthy, Refuge d'Art – Vieil Esclangon, 2005, collection Art en montagne du musée Gassendi. Photo © lenaturographe — ©
Le Naturographe

A Roman word square, first found in the ruins of Pompeii, gilded onto a boulder on the mountain path. herman de vries, sator arepo tenet opera rotas, 2002-2005, collection Art en montagne du musée Gassendi. Photo © lenaturographe — ©
Le Naturographe

One of the shepherds' huts Andy Goldsworthy rebuilt along the 150-kilometre Refuge d'Art trail. Andy Goldsworthy, Refuge d'Art – Bains Thermaux, 2002, collection Art en montagne du musée Gassendi. Photo © J.-B. Warluzel — ©
J.-B. Warluzel

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Das ganze Jahr über 2026 - Geöffnet jeden tag

May and October 2027. Exact departure dates are being finalised with the accommodations and will be released to the waiting list first. Groups are small, and these two seasons are the good ones here — warm days, cool nights, dry weather, nobody about.