On the Eastern Balcony of the Vercors, Gresse-en-Vercors is a summer-winter village resort with a unique and endearing setting.
Ideal for sporty, contemplative or all-round families, its varied activities are a delight for all.
As a municipality in the Vercors Regional Nature Park and the HautsPlateaux Nature Reserve, and as a stopover on the Grandes Traversées du Vercors, you'll be amazed by the diversity of its panoramas.

You can admire the Grand Veymont (the highest peak in the Vercors at 2341 m), and the majestic Mont-Aiguille, or take a hike along one of the many steps that line the high cliffs on the eastern edge of the Vercors, on the Hauts-Plateaux, a land of adventure and commitment.
From the top of the mountain pastures or the Balcon-Est trail, you'll discover the hills of the Trièves, and a superb view from Mont-Blanc to Ecrins, from Chartreuse to Dévoluy.

The unspoilt village of Gresse en Vercors offers torrents, forests, mountain pastures and meadows. It's the ideal setting for a reunion, a relaxing break, a change of scenery, a dream to be savored with family, friends or on your own for a day, a weekend or a vacation.
Move a lot, do nothing at all, breathe above all !!!!! Gresse en Vercors is the destination of your dreams.

Period of opening : From 19/12 to 14/03 between 9 am and 5 pm.

In the Vercors Regional Nature Park, stop off at the Soldanelle refuge. As a stopover on the Grandes Traversées du Vercors, it remains easily accessible in summer for families, or will be the starting point for sporting hikes.
The Refuge de la Soldanelle is located at 1500m altitude, at the foot of the Rocher des Deux Sœurs, on the Balcons-Est of the Vercors plateau.
Easily accessible on foot after a 45-minute ascent on a signposted hiking trail, it enables a varied public to enjoy the pleasures of the mountains in an exceptional panorama.
The view from the refuge's terrace has nothing to envy of high mountain massifs. The panorama stretches from the crests of the Vercors to Mont Blanc, including Dévoluy, Ecrins, Belledonne, Grandes Rousses and Chartreuse.