Bédoin 15
km from Carpentras - Population: 2657 - 300 m above sea level
A village nestling on the southern slopes
of the Mont-Ventoux sheltered from the mistral, it dates from the
Stone Age. Bédoin’s forest is France's largest, covering
6300 hectares between the altitudes of 350m and 1912m above sea
level. To see and Visit: the Romanesque chapel Notre Dame du Moustier, the church of the Baux de Bédoin, and the Madeleine Chapel (12th century). Suggested Activities: walking, pony trekking and mountain biking on flagged circuits. Bicycles and mountain bikes to hire, rock climbing and other riding.