The magnificent Verdon river.
Once through Allos, you'll pass tiny, one-street villages, which stand like sentry posts, hugging the valley floor - hamlets and stone villages steeped in history, like Thorame, Colmars and Saint-André.
Once through Allos, you'll pass tiny, one-street villages, which stand like sentry posts, hugging the valley floor - hamlets and stone villages steeped in history, like Thorame, Colmars and Saint-André.
The Col du Corobin is barely an obstacle, and Digne-les-Bains is easily reached via the D20.
Before approaching Saint-Jean, the cols du Labouret and de Maure set their traps: a landscape of small hills bristling with conifers that are hard on the legs!
At the top of the Col Saint-Jean, you can savour the victory and the view of the Baronnies, the Peyle and Aup peaks, while to the east, the summits of the Ubaye Valley loom large.
Before approaching Saint-Jean, the cols du Labouret and de Maure set their traps: a landscape of small hills bristling with conifers that are hard on the legs!
At the top of the Col Saint-Jean, you can savour the victory and the view of the Baronnies, the Peyle and Aup peaks, while to the east, the summits of the Ubaye Valley loom large.
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