Flower Camping la Pinède

The Drôme river is a popular spot for anglers. With a valid fishing permit you can encounter carp, barbel, and other freshwater fish here. Whether you are experienced or want to learn to fish together with children: the river offers peace, nature, and pleasant encounters with local enthusiasts. A relaxing way to experience the surroundings and truly unwind.

Head out and discover the impressive landscapes of the Vercors and the Diois. Numerous hiking and cycling routes for all levels start from Die. Climb the Col du Rousset for panoramic views over mountain plateaus, or choose the Col de la Chaudière towards the Drôme Provençale. Mountain bikers will find challenging trails here, while hikers can enjoy valleys such as the Vallon de Combeau or the spectacular Cirque d’Archiane, where vultures soar overhead. For an extra adrenaline rush, there are via ferrata routes, climbing walls, and canyoning opportunities. Whether you are athletic or mainly want to enjoy nature and tranquility, here you will experience the Drôme at its most impressive.

Let yourself be tempted by the flavors and traditions of the Diois. Follow the Clairette route and discover wine estates where the famous Clairette and Crémant de Die are produced. Visit cellars, taste local wines, and learn more about centuries-old wine traditions. At the Die markets (Wednesday and Saturday) you can taste the region: picodon cheese, honey, walnuts, ravioli, and lamb dishes. The region is known as one of the first organic valleys in France, where sustainable agriculture is central. Combine gastronomy with culture by visiting charming villages such as Châtillon-en-Diois, or discover the heritage at the Mémorial de Vassieux-en-Vercors. Here, nature, history, and the good life effortlessly come together.