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Mont Ventoux
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Mont Ventoux

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What makes this place unique

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Mont Ventoux is the highest peak in the Vaucluse region, famous among cyclists and nature lovers.

Terrain, waters and landscape

Terrain

Known as the Beast of Provence, Mont Ventoux dominates the landscape of Vaucluse. Its limestone summit gives it a bald, snow-like appearance year-round. It is a legendary climb in the Tour de France, attracting thousands of athletes to France each year.

Practical notes before you go

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Check weather and trail conditions before visiting high terrain.

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Dentelles de Montmirail Mountain

Dentelles de Montmirail

The Dentelles de Montmirail are a small mountain range in Vaucluse famous for their jagged limestone crests.

Plain

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Plain of Comtat Plain

Plain of Comtat

The Plain of Comtat stretches across Vaucluse , serving as a highly fertile agricultural basin.

River

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Sorgue River River

Sorgue River

The Sorgue River originates in Vaucluse and is renowned for its remarkably clear, emerald-green waters.

Lakes

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Le Gargas Pond Lakes

Le Gargas Pond

Located near the ochre mines of Vaucluse , this small body of water supports a diverse local ecosystem.

Plateau

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Vaucluse Plateau Plateau

Vaucluse Plateau

The Vaucluse Plateau is a vast limestone highland in Vaucluse , famous for its lavender fields.

Canyons

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Nesque Gorge Canyons

Nesque Gorge

The Nesque Gorge is a spectacular canyon carved into the limestone landscapes of Vaucluse .

Natural pools

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Fontaine-de-Vaucluse Spring Natural pools

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse Spring

This immense natural spring in Vaucluse is the largest karst spring in mainland France.