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Directions
Travel Directions:
From the North:
- Exit Valence and take the direction towards Gap Crest on road D111.
- Skip the villages of Beauvallon, Etoile, and Montoison.
- Continue through the village of Crest, heading towards Montoison.
- Pass a building called "Quail Drôme Alps" on your right.
- After that, pass the rest area.
- Take a right turn and immediately take a left turn.
- You will now be on a small path that runs parallel to the road you just left, for about 10 meters.
- Continue on this road until you reach the crow's feet.
- At the crow's feet, make a left turn and continue on this small road until you find the portal to the left of the small Aiguebonne.
From the South:
- Take the Loriol exit on the motorway, heading towards Valence Livron.
- At the entrance, turn right towards Livron Allex.
- At the roundabout, turn right towards Crest.
- Follow this road for about 2 km until you reach a transformer and a container for glass and cardboard.
- At that point, make a left turn and you will see the gate of the little Aiguebonne on the right side of this small road.
From Crest:
- Take the direction towards Valence on road D111.
- Make a left turn towards Allex.
- After passing the sign indicating "the Rialhe," you will come across a transformer.
- At the transformer, make a right turn towards Aiguebonne and you will see the gate of the little Aiguebonne on the right side of this small road.
From the North:
- Exit Valence and take the direction towards Gap Crest on road D111.
- Skip the villages of Beauvallon, Etoile, and Montoison.
- Continue through the village of Crest, heading towards Montoison.
- Pass a building called "Quail Drôme Alps" on your right.
- After that, pass the rest area.
- Take a right turn and immediately take a left turn.
- You will now be on a small path that runs parallel to the road you just left, for about 10 meters.
- Continue on this road until you reach the crow's feet.
- At the crow's feet, make a left turn and continue on this small road until you find the portal to the left of the small Aiguebonne.
From the South:
- Take the Loriol exit on the motorway, heading towards Valence Livron.
- At the entrance, turn right towards Livron Allex.
- At the roundabout, turn right towards Crest.
- Follow this road for about 2 km until you reach a transformer and a container for glass and cardboard.
- At that point, make a left turn and you will see the gate of the little Aiguebonne on the right side of this small road.
From Crest:
- Take the direction towards Valence on road D111.
- Make a left turn towards Allex.
- After passing the sign indicating "the Rialhe," you will come across a transformer.
- At the transformer, make a right turn towards Aiguebonne and you will see the gate of the little Aiguebonne on the right side of this small road.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
4 | 609 | 609 | ||||||||||||
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