Le Mélèze

Once you've left Lake Serre Ponçon and its many water sports activities, you'll be able to enjoy other landscapes that are just as pleasant and authentic. From the City of Embrun, take the winding road to Crévoux, a village in the Parpaillon massif, which occupies the upper part of the valley and is watered by the Crévoux torrent, which flows into the Durance. In the past, the village was a major artisanal center: basket-making, tool-making, cabinet-making, but also slate mining from galleries dug into the schist cliff above Praveyral, where this Holiday cottage is located in a house divided into 3 dwellings (including 2 holiday cottages) with a shared entrance via an inclined plane; it has a living room with kitchenette, microwave, TV, mountain area (2 single beds with bunk beds) (the high bed is not suitable for Kids under six), 1 mezzanine (1 double bed), bathroom, wc, electric heating not included, balcony. Private parking. Shed for motorcycles, skis, etc. Sheet rental available. Don't forget to visit Crévoux church, dedicated to Saint Marcellin, the first bishop of Embrun. It was built in the 14th century and burnt down in 1692. It underwent numerous alterations over the following centuries, not least its atypical bulbous bell tower. Don't forget the chapels, such as La Chalp, dedicated to Saint-Jean, and discover the story of the Provençal shepherd's treasure that brings it to life. In winter, just 1 km away, the Crévoux ski resort is the ideal place to enjoy winter sports with family or friends. Travel to the mountains and discover a route between the Forest and the sunny plateau in a dog sled led by a professional musher. Just a stone's throw from the center of Crévoux village, share an intense moment of skiing and snowboarding, accompanied by enthusiastic and affectionate dogs on the plateau of the château, on the piste and in the larch forest in the heart of Crévoux.