A 206 km loop with about 5500 m of vert between Haute-Loire and Ardèche, tracing the route of Jean-François Régis, a Jesuit priest who died in Lalouvesc in 1640 after years spent crossing these plateaus on foot, often in winter, to reach farmers once the fieldwork was done. The trail follows his route in broad strokes and now carries standard GR waymarking (white-red blazes).

Le Tour des Baronnies Provençales est sentier entièrement balisé (GR de Pays) qui permet de découvrir l’ensemble du massif des Baronnies provençales, entre la Provence et les Alpes.

La traversée de la Bochaine suit une ligne continue à travers l'un des massifs les moins connus des Alpes françaises. La Bochaine fait partie des Préalpes méridionales et se situe principalement dans le département des Hautes-Alpes, entre les vallées du Buëch et de la Durance. Elle forme une zone de transition caractéristique entre les hauts plateaux alpins du nord et les paysages plus méditerranéens de Provence au sud.

Run into the heart of the Ansel Adams Wilderness area to the divide separating Yosemite National Park and the Merced River watershed. You will catch glimpses of Lyell Canyon to the North and Mammoth, the Volcanic Ridge, and the backside of the Minarets to the East.  This route avoids most of the Creek Fire devastation, dryness, and sun exposure found just a couple of miles over. You will travel past Slab Lakes and then higher to the Three D(rainage) Divide up to the top of Triple Divide Peak. That's a lot of D's! Both are class 2 and feature mostly talus.