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A Colourful Circular Winter Walk In Provence

Saint Saturnin View by VaucluseDreamer

I’ve mentioned before that Winter is a great time to visit Provence – of course, it can be frigid, thanks to the clear night skies and subsequent frosts, but the days can be stunning with bright blue skies, little or no breeze and the fantastic light that cheers you up in the depth of winter.

…Continue reading here for Julie’s photos of the Vaucluse in winter. The cooler months are a perfect time for hiking in Provence, it is generally sunny, and the trails are never busy. In this post, our Vaucluse Dreamer shares one of their favourite walks that involves short visits to some of the spots like Roussillon that are generally overrun with tourists in the summer months.

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Julie Whitmarsh

Julie Whitmarsh

Julie and her husband Andy started visiting the Vaucluse area 25 years ago & over the years have increased the amount of time they spend there with their growing family. She has a deep affection for the area, finding it is a great place to visit, where the whole family can relax and enjoy time together.

She longs for the day when she can ‘up-sticks’ from her home on Dartmoor & relocate to the Luberon and spend her days cycling, walking, visiting markets & brocante fairs and of course enjoying the local food and drink.

Her blog VaucluseDreamer gives her a space to highlight some of her favourite things about the area from places to visit to particular activities that she and her family all enjoy.

She hopes one day it will be a place where she can share the process of renovating a house in France, but at the moment that will have to wait.

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