Beauregard-Baret is known for its protohistoric past, particularly at Pierre Rousse. Meymans has further historical features: the Eglise Sainte-Anne was dedicated to Notre-Dame in the 13th century and later to Saint Anne. In the 14th century, it was fortified and surrounded by a covered walkway above the roof of the nave. The two lower levels of its bell tower are Romanesque. The Lavoir de Meymans is supplied by the Bouvarel spring.
Those considering Beauregard-Baret as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Landscape and Trails
The Sous le pré de Cinq Sous route follows a panoramic circular trail around the Cirque de Musan through a classified botanical area protected by impressive rock walls. The wooded Les Monts hike runs along the hill perpendicular to the Monts du Matin and offers rural landscapes as well as views of the surrounding ridges of the Vercors Plateau.
Culture and Activities
Indian’s Vallée in Beauregard-Baret offers equestrian demonstrations and sound-and-light shows. There is also a pony club. Indian’s Vallée offers educational activities for schools that are both fun and cultural, introducing visitors to the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Products and Tours
Noix & Compagnie offers artisanally produced products based on walnuts, as well as lavender/lavandin, truffles, rapeseed, sunflowers and potatoes. Upon request, guided tours for groups and individual visitors, as well as paid group tastings, are offered.
Other destinations: Grane, Chanos-Curson, Val-Maravel, Salles-Sous-Bois, Bathernay, Lens-Lestang, Saint-Agnan, Montmiral
