Granges-les-Beaumont lies at the confluence of the Isère and Herbasse rivers. Along the banks of the Isère, continuous strips of trees consisting of alders, poplars and willows typical of riverbanks can be found.
Those who choose Granges-les-Beaumont as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
A marked hiking trail runs along the banks of the Isère from the Les Ors district to the Vanelle dam.
Active pursuits
The 17-kilometre cycling tour “Au fil de l’eau” is suitable for families, leads towards Granges-les-Beaumont and then to the foot of the hills. The La Vanelle bridge is open to pedestrians, non-motorised two-wheelers and horse riders.
Culture and surroundings
The historic Abbaye de Vernaison site and the Collégiale Saint-Barnard de Romans-sur-Isère church are located in the immediate vicinity of Granges-les-Beaumont. The historic Saint-Ruf Abbey landmark is located near Granges-les-Beaumont. The Artothèque de Valence, a closed museum, is also located in the surrounding area.
In the wider regional surroundings of Granges-les-Beaumont are the peaks of Roc de l'Épène and Pierre Chauve, as well as the mountains Montagne de la Sieurle and Rocher du Roi Gros Nez.
Food and tradition
Since spring 2000, visitors to Cueillette de l’Herbasse have been able to pick strawberries and vegetables themselves in the fields; they can also choose and harvest fresh vegetables there themselves.
The Les Cèdres restaurant in Granges-les-Beaumont welcomes guests in an elegant setting and has one Michelin star. Its cuisine uses seasonal produce from the Drôme, such as asparagus, truffles, strawberries and apricots.
The traditional flower fair in Granges-les-Beaumont has taken place every year on 1 May for 40 years.
