Montagne de Baise, Mountain summit in Die, Drôme department, France.
Montagne de Baise is a mountain near Die in the Drôme department, rising to about 830 meters. From its summit, you can view the Die valley and see the Glandasse mountain range stretching across the horizon.
The slopes have long been used by shepherds for sheep grazing, a practice passed down through many generations. This traditional farming shaped the landscape and continues in some areas today.
The name references the region's long history of sheep herding, with shepherds using these slopes for generations. Today, the hiking trails and farming practices on the mountain reflect this enduring connection between people and land.
The hike to the summit starts from a parking area near the Comane canyon and takes about 50 minutes. Wear sturdy footwear and be ready for changing conditions as you approach the top.
The site is popular with paragliders thanks to launch areas that let you soar over the valley. However, the Chamarges landing zone closes during July and August, forcing pilots to use alternative areas.
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