La côte de Champagne

Itinerary details

Type d’itinéraire : Loop

Between the Rhone plain and the plateau of orchards overlooking the Rhone, this walk from hamlet to hamlet combines beautiful stonework and pleasant viewpoints. To be discovered in the guidebook on sale at the tourist office and the "MHIKES" application.

What to see: Church of Saint Pierre de Champagne;
Find this route on our application “MHIKES”
This is a free application that turns your mobile phone into a hiking GPS. Once the route has been loaded online, you no longer need to be connected and there is no risk of getting lost.
The walker is guided by the voice instructions of his device, which indicates changes of direction, natural or historical points of interest, possible areas of caution, etc.
Photos, audio content and short quizzes are also provided to enhance the walk and help you find your way around.

ActivityPedestrian sports DifficultyMoyen Distance13.3 km Elevation gain+316 Downhill elevation-317 Duration04h00 Type of routeLoop Max. Altitude374 m

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Starting point

Au coeur du village face à l’église
07340 Champagne

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The routes, descriptions, and GPS tracks provided on this website are strictly for informational purposes. Actual terrain conditions, official on-site signage, and municipal or prefectural orders always take precedence over digital data. Ardèche Tourisme accepts no liability in the event of accidents, getting lost, or unexpected route changes due to terrain hazards (weather events, flooding, landslides, forestry or agricultural operations, changes to private property boundaries, etc.). Hiking is undertaken entirely at the user's own risk. Users must objectively assess their physical fitness, use appropriate gear, strictly remain on marked trails to prevent soil erosion, and respect private property as well as guidelines relating to pastoralism (grazing herds and livestock guardian dogs).

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