Discover the Vercors by electric mountain bike

The safe route of the Via Vercors guides you to the charming village of St Nizier du Moucherotte in Isère, offering breathtaking views of the Alps (with a panorama stretching from Mont Blanc to Dévoluy, passing by the peaks of Vanoise, Chartreuse, Belledonne, Grandes Rousses and Oisans).

Take a stroll across the St. Nizier plateau to enjoy the magnificent views of the Alps and discover the Resistance necropolis, erected on the very spot where the Battle of St. Nizier took place. You can return via the Via Vercors or take the forest path through the Bois des Mûres, where you can also admire an "Olympic relic": the St. Nizier ski jump.

Depending on your available time and preferences, you can visit one of the Vercors farms in the Lans plain: Ferme de la Grand'Mèche, Ferme du Pic St Michel, or Saveurs du Vercors. The first two produce cheeses, including the famous Bleu du Vercors AOP, while the third offers jams, coulis, aperitifs, and more.

Dinner and overnight stay will take place in a 2-star hotel in Lans en Vercors, with a swimming pool.

You have a choice of two routes to reach Villard de Lans. The first is the Via Vercors, which follows the old tramway line that came up from Grenoble.

Take a break in Villard-de-Lans to discover the largest village in the Vercors. Then, continue on to Corrençon, one of the smallest villages in the Vercors in Isère, but also one of the most charming. Corrençon is the gateway to the Vercors High Plateaus Nature Reserve, the largest nature reserve in France. In a majestic setting, you'll find one of the most beautiful mountain golf courses, as well as a roller ski track and a shooting range, used for training by top-level biathletes and amateurs alike. Be sure to visit some farms, such as the Chèvrerie des Cabrioles and the Ferme des Perce-Neige, which produce the famous Bleu du Vercors cheese.

During the season, you'll enjoy discovering the Clariant refuge, built from logs and located in the heart of the hiking trails and golf course. You can enjoy meals or snacks at any time on the magnificent terrace.

Finally, you will spend the evening and night in a 3-star hotel in Corrençon, which has a swimming pool.

A magnificent loop trail will allow you to discover the exceptional natural beauty of the Vercors: the Château Julien plateau, the vast Herbouilly meadow, the charming village of Valchevrière, destroyed during the war and whose site is both moving and beautiful, and finally Bois Barbu, offering a superb panorama of the Central Vercors and its cliffs. These places are as enchanting in winter, with their Nordic atmosphere, as in summer, when vegetation and flowers abound! You will return to Corrençon via the small Liorin pass.

You will have dinner and spend the night in a 3-star hotel in Corrençon, with a swimming pool.

Taking the Bois Barbu road, you'll reach the Bourne gorges before passing through the charming little Méaudret gorges, a refreshing spot carved into the limestone. These will lead you to the lovely rural village of Méaudre, as well as to the Via Vercors. In Méaudre, you can visit the Colibris farm, where you can sample their organic meat, pâtés, and sausages. Farm visits are free.

Next, you will continue your journey to Autrans, a remarkable place due to its location and considered the birthplace of cross-country skiing in France. You have a choice of two routes: passing through the Autrans-Méaudre plain and the Voie Verte (Greenway), or through the Bois du Claret forest, from where you can admire the village of Autrans from the ski jumps.

This hilly route presents no technical difficulties, as it mainly follows forest tracks and small roads. You will have dinner and spend the night in a 3-star hotel in Autrans, with a swimming pool.

One of the most beautiful e-mountain bike routes on the Vercors plateau, with 600 meters of elevation gain along paths, small roads, and forest tracks. These will lead you to the high-altitude pasture of La Molière, one of the most stunning viewpoints in the Alps. You'll be able to admire no fewer than seven mountain ranges, including Mont Blanc. You'll also have the opportunity to take a break at the Refuge de la Robertière, where you'll be surrounded by the gentle tinkling of cowbells and the whistling of marmots, amidst vast alpine meadows dotted with tall yellow gentians. Then, you'll descend back to the village of Lans-en-Vercors, choosing between a technical or easier descent, both always enjoyable and offering superb panoramic views. The route is varied and can be more or less challenging. You'll have dinner and spend the night in a 2-star hotel in Lans-en-Vercors, which has a swimming pool.

The stay ends at the end of breakfast.