Chalet Reynard

About

The Reynard chalet is a former refuge converted into a restaurant at the foot of a winter sports resort, in the south face of Mont Ventoux, at 1,417 metres above sea level. The station was created in February 1927 by Pierre de Champeville.

The cottage station Reynard is located in the commune of Bédoin, at the crossroads of the RD 974 departmental roads, linking Bédoin to the top of Mont Ventoux, and RD 164 joining Sault. Roads from Sault or from Bédoin are accessible throughout the year. On the other hand, the road to the top of Mont Ventoux is closed to traffic during the winter period, from November 15 to March 15, due to weather.

In the winter season, the resort operates with 2 ski lifts, to reach 6 tracks, blue and red, for a total of 7 km. A trail for snowshoe hiking is marked to the top of Mont Ventoux. At the bottom of the slopes, a chalet, named after the resort, offers services, catering, shop, open all year round.

Cyclism: Since 2011, in the summer season, a bike park is accessible to mountain bikers, to use 3 marked tracks, as well as a...