Sentier mémoriel et photographique au Mont Serein

Sport
Pedestrian sports
Course
Hiking itinerary

Elevation : 1400m

Chalet d'Accueil, Mont Serein, 84340 Beaumont-du-Ventoux

2h
Easy

DepartureBeaumont-du-Ventoux
Distance5.4 km
Difference in height195 m
Elevation1400 m
Minimum altitude1394 m
Maximum altitude1549 m
Total positive elevation195 m
Total negative elevation-195 m

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Formerly known as the ‘Red Circuit’, this route has been redeveloped into a 5.5 km memorial and photographic trail, taking an estimated 2 hours 30 minutes to complete. It offers an immersive experience of the history of Mont Ventoux through images and the memories associated with these places.

Along the entire loop, 14 photographic panels, mounted on wooden structures, trace the history of the Mont Serein and Chalet Reynard resorts. This trail invites visitors to take a fresh look at the landscape, blending heritage, memories and the area’s development. An accessible and contemplative walk, ideal as a complement to exploring the Jean-Henri Fabre Trails. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)