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Tourism in Baratier

A tourist destination in the Hautes-Alpes, the village of Baratier seduces by its authenticity. For scenery? The picturesque landscapes of the Southern French Alps. Inhabitants and visitors alike find a different pace of life here.

The omnipresent nature fully participates in the charm of this village. Do you like hiking? Numerous hiking trails crisscross this unspoiled area of the Southern French Alps. Other activities are also available in the Southern French Alps: horse riding, tree climbing, via ferrata, paragliding…

From the Mediterranean coast to the mountain pastures of the Southern French Alps, the plurality of climates and terroirs in southeastern France has given rise to a tasty gastronomy.

Take advantage of your stay in Baratier to meet local producers, directly on their farms, or at the various markets held in the region.

The heritage of the Southern French Alps offers the promise of beautiful discoveries. Here, a church that has survived through the centuries. There, the ruins of a castle.

To find out more, you can contact the Tourist Office.

Are you planning to find accommodation in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur? Discover a wide choice of accommodation to spend your stay in the Hautes-Alpes: campsites, hotels, bed and breakfast…

The lakes of the Hautes-Alpes

In high or medium mountains, the Hautes-Alpes have many lakes. Some are equipped with leisure centres, such as Serre-Ponçon. Others are fishing reserves. Hikers see them as a destination. Torrents, rivers and lakes are home to a very rich fauna and flora: dragonflies, fish (tench, bream, barbs, chub, carp…), batrachians, birds…

The mythical passes of the Southern French Alps

Amateur cyclists, passionate about the Tour de France, will surely set out to conquer the mythical passes of the Southern French Alps. Let’s mention for example the Izoard pass in the Hautes-Alpes (2361 meters), the Galibier pass, the Lautaret pass, the Bonette pass, the Cayolle pass between the Ubaye and Var valleys (2326 meters), the Lombarde pass in the Tinée valley (2350 meters), the Vars pass (2111 meters) or the Champs pass.

A paradise for hikers

With its charming landscapes, its fields and hamlets, its forests, its clearings and flowery meadows, its valleys, its mountain pastures and its summits, the region welcomes lovers of walking in particular, and nature activities in general. You will have the possibility to try out different activities, whatever your level of practice.

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