Valouse: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

Valouse lies at the foot of Miélandre Mountain. The mountain reaches an altitude of 1,451 metres. In 2018, forests and areas close to nature accounted for 77.8 % of Valouse’s area; in 1990, the figure was 79.1 %.

Culture and history

Valouse was a fief of the popes. Before 1790, the village was a parish of the Comtat-Venaissin and the Diocese of Die. Valouse Church is dedicated to Saint Étienne; before 1790, it belonged to a secular priory.

Local knife-making craftsmanship is listed as something to see and experience in Valouse.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Valouse should focus their accommodation search on this destination.

Hiking

From the RD 130, the RD 569 leads to Valouse for approximately 1.5 kilometres. The approach to Valouse leads uphill and through several bends. Further hikes can be undertaken from Valouse; most hikes starting from Valouse are not marked.

Other destinations: Saou, Tersanne, Crest, Ancône, Mérindol-Les-Oliviers, Chantemerle-Lès-Grignan, Ponet-Et-Saint-Auban, Les Pilles

To the higher-level travel overview: Drôme.