* The Massif of Uchaux offers a variety of scenery and its many hiking trails allow visitors to discover the diversity of landscape (hills, valleys, plateaux, pine forests) and also the flora and fauna of the Massif.

* Dentelles de Montmirail: limestone rocks, eroded to their present form, the Dentelles de Montmirail are a paradise for outdoor recreation and the ideal place for hiking and climbing in all seasons.

* Toulourenc Valley: At the foot of the Giant of Provence, this river valley is fresh and cool in the height of the Provencal summer.

- Activities:

Hiking

From the GR9, on the northern flank of Mont Ventoux, to the botanical footpaths of the Massif d’Uchaux to the many hiking trails which criss cross the area.

Cycling:

Mont Ventoux presents a real challenge for cyclists but for those wanting an easier time there are many richly historical villages and beautiful countryside to explore.

Canoeing and Kayaking on the Toulourenc.

Rock climbing in the Dentelles de Montmirail.

Horse riding in the many equestrian centres in the region.

Richerenches market for Diamant Noir truffles in winter.

Skiing, ski de fond and racquets on Mont Serein.

Roman theatres, chapels, churches are all reminders of the regions history.

Wines:

Haut-Vaucluse is intimately linked to the vine. Uchaux is situated on the Route des Vins and has recently had its appellation promoted to Cotes du Rhone-Villages. The other famous wines, or crus, of the region are Gigondas, Vacqueras, Beaumes de Venise and Rasteau.