Sainte-Jalle – Col d'Ey loop from Bellecombe-Tarendol

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Sainte-Jalle – Col d'Ey loop from Bellecombe-Tarendol

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Sainte-Jalle – Col d'Ey loop from Bellecombe-Tarendol

02:25

31.9km

770m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 24, 2026

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Parc naturel régional des Baronnies provençales

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111 m

Church in Bellecombe-Tarendol

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Place of worship maintained in perfect condition.

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10.3 km

Notre-Dame de Beauver Church

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Worth seeing church in Sainte-Jalle.

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10.5 km

The village of Saint-Jalle is fortified at the foot of its castle. Dominating the course of the Ennuye, the castle is the first visible element of the castral village coming from the west. In the center of the village, the chapel of the Penitents is a discreet building, identifiable by its bell tower. Built in the 17ᵉ century, it houses a mural depicting Christ on the cross, surrounded by kneeling penitents. Among the most remarkable religious buildings in the Drôme, the Notre-Dame de Beauvert church, with its bell tower and sculpted portal.

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10.9 km

Domaine du Rieu Frais

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Organic wines from Baronnies Provençales

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15.2 km

Rochebrune

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magnificent little village perched high up, calm and superb view

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18.3 km

A splendid view

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From Sainte Jalle via Rochebrune

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21.7 km

Col d'Ey

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The Col d'Ey, however low (718 meters above sea level), has a panorama worthy of the greatest passes! Its view of the north face of Ventoux is like a shock, as the vision is sublime. You feel like the switchbacks in the road are leading you straight there. An intense jubilation takes you during the beautiful descent that follows. I recommend that you climb the pass via Saint-Jalles, and do the descent which leads to Buis-les-Barronies.

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