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Tourism in Avançon

Located in the department of Hautes-Alpes, the small village of Avançon seduces by its authenticity and the beauty of its landscapes. Here, in this village of the Hautes-Alpes, another pace of life is proposed to you.

Are you looking for an opportunity to get closer to nature during your stay? You can explore the hiking trails of this preserved area of the Southern French Alps. in the Hautes-Alpes, there is no shortage of outdoor activities. You can also opt for a horseback riding session, or experience an introduction to rock climbing.

Like other villages in the Hautes-Alpes, Avançon offers a generous terroir, which is a delight for tourists.

The cuisine is part of the identity of Avançon, where producers who love their trade (re)live ancient traditions.

Churches and bell towers, wash houses, fountains, museums, abbeys… You can also discover a famous local heritage or a more confidential one.

Organize your stay by contacting the Tourist Office of Avançon…

You wish to stay in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur? Would you like to stay in the calm of Avançon? In order to help you prepare your stay, we offer you quality accommodation.

The mountain for horizon

Between Gap and the Serre-Ponçon lake, the village of Avançon is ideally situated to take advantage of an accessible and generous mountain. Depending on your wishes, you can swim on the lake or try one of the many water activities, go hiking in the forest or climb a peak over 2000 meters high, visit the shopping centre of Gap or the nearby town of Embrun, or go to the nearby Sanctuary of Notre-Dame du Laus, built following an apparition of the Virgin.

The legendary passes of the Southern French Alps

Amateur cyclists, passionate about the Tour de France, will probably set off to conquer the mythical passes of the Southern French Alps. Among the legendary passes, let’s mention the Galibier pass (altitude 2645 meters) between Savoie and Hautes-Alpes, the Lautaret pass in the Hautes-Alpes, the Izoard pass in Queyras (2361 meters), the Agnel pass, the Lombarde pass in the Tinée valley (2350 meters), the Champs pass between Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and Alpes-Maritimes or the Allos pass (altitude 2250 meters).

The lakes of the Hautes-Alpes

In high or medium mountains, the Hautes-Alpes have many lakes. Some of them offer water sports, such as Serre-Ponçon. Others are fishing reserves. Hikers love their bucolic or wild beauty. Lakes and rivers are home to an exceptional biodiversity: dragonflies, fish (tench, bream, carp…), amphibians, birds…

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