Lus-la-Croix-Haute

While strolling in the village, you will be able to admire several vestiges of the medieval past of Lus-la-Croix-Haute like the Grisail tower, the base of the tower of Pinier or the ruins of the Romanesque chapel of the twelfth century Templars. The latter can only be admired from a distance because it is a private property. The tower Corréardes, meanwhile, once belonged to a castle of the early sixteenth century.

You will also appreciate the 19th century church, the many primitive Dauphiné houses, the old bread ovens, the 60 or so fountains or the viaduct inaugurated in the second half of the 19th century.

Hiking enthusiasts will join the Natura 2000 classified site of the Jarjatte valley or will walk the trails of the Vercors Regional Nature Park. The town is also crossed by the GR 93 and GR 94 hiking trails, and has a via ferrata circuit.

A modest ski resort also allows you to learn about winter sports and snow.

• The market is held every Sunday morning. In July and August, it is supported by a market on Wednesday morning.
• The votive festival takes place every first Sunday of August.
• A big flea market is organized at the end of August.
• A mycological party takes place at the beginning of October for the youngest and amateurs.
• During the winter school holidays, a torchlight descent is organized on the ski slopes.

• Circuit of Devoluy with passage by Veynes and return by Mens: superb landscapes of mountain, lakes, dam of Sautet.
• To see: Our Lady of Salette.
• To see: bungee jumping and why not try?
• Circuit to Die with visit of the cellar (clairette de Die) by the pass of Grimone is 45 min of road and return by the Col de Cabre, while admiring the picturesque Claps de Luc (huge collapse of the mountain) with its famous via ferrata.
• Visit Lake Serres-Ponçon and the valley.
• In Veynes and Serres, superb water bodies.