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Vacances Léo Lagrange has always been committed to tourism that respects nature and is accessible to all. As a pioneer in sustainable tourism, we offer stays dedicated to hiking enthusiasts, whether they are passionate about Nordic walking, trail running, or orienteering.
Practicing hiking combines physical well-being and respect for the environment. This sport, accessible to all ages, promotes optimal physical condition, strengthens the heart, and preserves joints. By choosing marked trails in the heart of preserved territories, our groups of traveler-hikers minimize their ecological impact while discovering exceptional landscapes.
Beyond sport, group hiking promotes exchanges, sharing, and cohesion, three values that are dear to us. Whether you’re an association, a sports club, or a group of passionate friends, our stays are designed to meet your expectations, with itineraries adapted to all levels.
Want to experience a sporting adventure that is both solidary and respectful of the environment? Discover our offers and let yourself be guided through the most beautiful trails in France.
The Mont Ventoux Regional Natural Park, classified as a “Biosphere Reserve” by UNESCO, is a place where Provençal and Alpine biodiversity meet. Surrounded by 37 villages, it works to preserve natural and cultural heritage. Through the “Valeurs Parc” brand, the territory encourages responsible tourism that respects the seasons, offering a balanced experience between nature and culture.
The Baronnies Provençales Regional Natural Park is a model of responsible rural development that aims to balance environmental preservation and local development. Located in an exceptional territory, it protects fauna, flora, landscapes, and enhances cultural heritage. Certified in 2015, it covers 1,818 km² and includes 104 municipalities, thus promoting economic, social, and tourist development while respecting nature. The Park focuses on heritage protection, “land use planning and public education, offering a pleasant and preserved living environment.”
The Port-Cros National Park, located in the Hyères Islands (Var), is a protected natural area created in 1963. It covers 1700 ha of land and 2900 ha of marine area, with exceptional biodiversity, including 602 terrestrial species, 500 algae, and 144 bird species. This park is part of the Natura 2000 network, highlighting its crucial role in the conservation of threatened habitats and species. The Ramatuelle sector, integrated into the Adhesion Area, preserves unique marine and terrestrial ecosystems, thus enhancing the protection of this Mediterranean region.
The Écrins National Park, located between Gap, Grenoble, and Briançon, is a high mountain territory dominated by impressive peaks, including the Barre des Écrins at 4,102 meters. This complex massif includes distinct areas: in the north, Rateau and Meije; to the east, the Écrins and Pelvoux; to the south, Muzelle and Olan. More than 150 peaks exceed 3,000 meters, with valleys at nearly 1,000 meters altitude. A true paradise for mountain and wilderness enthusiasts.
The Queyras Regional Natural Park, located in the Hautes-Alpes, is accessible through several spectacular entry points: the Gorges du Guil, Col Agnel, and Col d’Izoard. This park, which “spans 610 km² and includes 10 municipalities, works towards biodiversity preservation, organic agriculture, and” ecotourism. It offers projects aimed at maintaining a balance between nature and sustainable development.
La Dombes, located between Lyon and Bourg-en-Bresse, is a unique natural region, renowned for its thousands of ponds and exceptional biodiversity. This territory, nicknamed “the region of a thousand ponds,” offers a peaceful and preserved landscape, where migratory birds find refuge and nature reveals itself in all its splendor. Ideal for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and bird watchers, La Dombes is a true haven of tranquility and wild beauty.
The Delegated Federation for Hiking in the South Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region is the organization that oversees and develops hiking practices in this territory. It works for the preservation of trails, the safety of practitioners, and the accessibility of hiking for all. Through events, training, and local initiatives, it promotes the discovery of the region’s exceptional landscapes while enhancing biodiversity and natural heritage.
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Céline DODIN is the leading figure in women’s orienteering in France and one of the world’s best athletes in her discipline. Passionate about nature and discovering new territories, she is a role model for practitioners of this demanding discipline. In Risoul, the marked trails offer an ideal terrain for orienteering enthusiasts, with varied courses that allow testing one’s navigation skills while enjoying the magnificent Alpine landscapes.
Alter-rando is a company specializing in participatory hikes, offering tailored outdoor experiences for businesses, communities, and groups. Guided by professionals, each outing combines nature discovery and collective intelligence workshops to strengthen team cohesion and collaboration. Based in the Southern Alps, Alter-Rando offers a wide range of nature trails, from classic hiking to snowshoeing or mountain biking activities. All in a safe and enriching environment.
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The Serre-Ponçon Écrins Mountain Office, located in Chorges, offers quality services for mountain enthusiasts. Whether for winter or summer activities, it provides guides for hiking, mountain biking, orienteering, or snowshoeing outings. With professional supervision, it allows visitors to safely discover the exceptional landscapes of the Serre-Ponçon and Écrins areas, while adapting to the different levels and desires of participants.
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Frédéric DURAND is a passionate and experienced guide, specializing in mountain hiking accompaniment. With his in-depth knowledge of Alpine landscapes, he helps our clients discover the natural treasures and secret trails of the Southern Alps as well as the Var coastline. Whether for a leisurely hike or a more challenging adventure, Frédéric offers tailored experiences, combining discovery, safety, and conviviality.
The GEO2 association, founded in 1999 by Provençal geographers, aims to promote the discovery of natural sites and rural heritage in the South Region. It has been organizing nature and heritage outings since 2000, offering a variety of activities suitable for all ages: nature workshops, green days, slide shows, themed evenings, and nature weekends. Among the explored places are Sainte-Baume, the Calanques, Mont Ventoux, the Luberon, and many other Provençal wonders.
