Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Provence

This 8-day self-guided trek follows the GR 58 trail through Queyras Regional Park, where you'll hike over Col des Estronques and Col de Chamoussière with great Alpine views. Walk through Saint-Véran, Europe's highest village at 2,040 meters, where traditional stone houses with sundials get over 300 days of sunshine each year.

This 6-day self-guided hike takes you through Provence's Côtes du Rhône wine region, where you'll walk 7-12 km daily with gentle climbs of 100-450m. The route leads through the Dentelles de Montmirail rock formations near Gigondas and past famous estates like Château Mont Redon, Vaudieu, and Nalys in Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

You'll trek through the Aiguebrun Valley to see the medieval Fort de Buoux, a 3,000-year-old fortress with Celto-Ligurian, Roman, and medieval ruins sitting on the cliffs. Then hike along the ancient plague wall from Fontaine de Vaucluse, France's largest spring, through cedar forests to Gordes, one of France's most beautiful villages on the rock face.

Walk through the limestone peaks of the Alpilles Natural Park on the same trails that inspired Van Gogh's famous works like Starry Night and Wheat Field with Cypress. This 7-day self-guided trek starts in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and takes you to the striking Rocher Deux Trous rock formation, then continues along ancient paths lined with lavender fields and olive groves toward the medieval hilltop village of Les Baux de Provence. You'll pass by the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole monastery where Van Gogh created his paintings in 1889, and finish with a hike to the Romanesque St. Gabriel Chapel before reaching UNESCO-listed Arles.

You'll trek the Martel Trail through Europe's largest canyon, heading down 200 meters through tunnels and along metal ladders beside the bright turquoise Verdon River for 14 kilometers. Then there's the Bastidon Path that sits 700 meters above the gorge floor with wire rope sections to navigate, and you can climb Mount Bardin at 1,400 meters where you'll see the limestone Cadières de Brandis cliffs rising to 1,545 meters.

Trek through thyme-covered garrigue hills above Uzès to centuries-old capitelles stone huts, then hike the GR6 trail along the Gardon river to the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard, a 50-meter-high Roman aqueduct towering over the valley. Walk 14 kilometers through Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards with Grenache and Syrah plots, stopping at Château Mont Redon for wine tastings.

Walk through the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard, a 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct that towers 50 meters above the Gardon River, following the GR6 trail from Collias. The panoramic ridge of the Alpilles mountains takes you through fragrant garrigue landscapes of thyme and cistus that inspired Van Gogh's work at Saint-Paul de Mausole monastery in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, then wind through olive groves and medieval streets in Les Baux de Provence with daily walks of 10-18km and moderate ascents of 200-300m.