After 4 km up the D30, turn right onto the D130, a very narrow road that winds its very twisted way another 5 km to the village. You will not find a lot of tourists up here, and you will have an incredible view down into the valley. The road is lined with acacia and horse chestnut trees, and then lime trees nearer the village, giving good shade for cyclists. On the hillsides, the larch start appearing about half way up the small road. If you are walking, you will hear the sound of water all around.
Small streams run over the rocks at the sides of the road as well as down the road itself.
The Arboretum de Roure is another 1.5 km beyond the village. This is an experimental site for the study of trees and bushes, both local and exotic varieties. This trail goes northeast up the valley and eventually joins the GR5. La Cerise, northwest of the village, at 1274 m. Roubion , the next village to the west. The GR5 goes north and then west, up through the Parc National du Mercantour .