Welcome to Le Diois!

[English version below - Please feel free to contact me in English if you prefer!] Quiet neighborhood in a charming little town at the gateway to the Vercors High Plateaux National Reserve. Bright room in cozy and comfortable accommodation. Beautiful southeast view of our highest mountains. Go hiking right from the front door, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the old quarter. The town center is just a 3-minute walk away, with excellent restaurants, cafes, bakeries, markets, an organic grocery store, and all other amenities. Cultural events and outdoor activities abound: hiking, climbing, swimming, cycling, horseback riding, archery, paragliding, concerts, festivals... In the surrounding area, there are a multitude of magnificent hiking trails, impressive climbing sites, and charming villages to visit. Having lived mostly in Canada, Norway, the United States, and France, I speak English, Norwegian, and French. Deep down, I feel more Canadian, but I really like the Diois region, and I'm very happy to have landed here:-)............................................................................................................................ Quiet neighborhood in a charming little town at the gateway to the Hauts Plateaux du Vercors National Reserve. Bright room in a cozy, comfortable home. Beautiful view to the southeast, looking out onto our highest mountains. Go hiking right from the front door, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town. The town center is only a 3-minute walk away, with excellent restaurants, cafes, bakeries, markets, an organic grocery store, and all other amenities. Cultural events and outdoor activities abound: hiking, climbing, swimming, cycling, horseback riding, archery, paragliding, concerts, festivals... In the surrounding area, there are a multitude of beautiful hiking trails, impressive climbing sites, and charming villages to visit. Having lived mainly in Canada, Norway, the United States, and France, I speak English, Norwegian, and French. Deep down, my heart is Canadian, but I do really love the Diois region of France, and I am most grateful to be able to live here:-)