Pierrevert offers you a return to nature in the magnificent landscapes of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.
Many outdoor activities are available in the area. Hiking is simply a must, with numerous trails and routes accessible to all. You can also enjoy cycling or mountain biking, try horseback riding, and take on new heights with climbing, tree climbing, or via ferrata.
For centuries, people have contributed to the beauty of Provence’s landscapes: churches, museums, and castles are also worth a visit. The medieval village of Pierrevert is no exception with its Saint-Pierre Church from the 12th century, Saint-Patrice Chapel, Saint-Joseph Fortified Gate, and the remains of Sainte-Marguerite Castle.
An essential communication route, the valley of the Durance allows you to easily discover the region’s must-see tourist destinations on day trips: the cities of Manosque, Sisteron, Aix-en-Provence, or Marseille, the lake of Sainte-Croix, the Verdon Gorges, and the perched villages of the Luberon.
The Provence terroir is also a major tourist attraction. Local markets organized in the region provide a convivial moment, allowing you to buy specialties that promise delicious meals to share with your loved ones. Every Sunday morning, the weekly market gathers local merchants and exhibitors, letting you discover local gastronomy.
Do you want to find accommodation in the South region? Discover a wide range of accommodations for your vacation in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department: guest rooms, hotels, campgrounds… The Pierrevert Tourist Office will provide you with information on activities and tourist sites to visit.
