In Chichilianne, gateway to the Hauts-Plateaux du Vercors, the tourist information point provides information on the village and its hamlets, the Trièves, Mont-Aiguille, the Pnr du Vercors, the National Nature Reserve and the neighboring Diois area.
The high ridges, the man-made landscape, the history of the Resistance at Pas de l’Aiguille, and the expertise of those who welcome you make Chichilianne a wonderful destination, a living link between Diois, Trièves, Vercors, and Dévoluy—a stop on the Grand Tour du Vercors, the GTV trails, and the Huguenot Trail.

At Les 4 Saisons, a visit to the information center at one of the “Porte des Hauts Plateaux” sites allows you to plan your walks and hikes, particularly in the Vercors Highlands, the entire Trièves region, and the neighboring Diois, to learn about the management of the national nature reserve, and to understand pastoralism and the local rural economy.

The Relais serves as a hub for promoting the iconic rural landscapes of Trièves and Vercors.
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The Espace Giono is a place of remembrance for this writer, and an exhibition space for the works of Lalley painter Edith Berger.
A path invites you to discover the artistic universes of Edith Berger and Jean Giono through the landscapes of the Trièves.
The Espace Giono is located in the very place where Giono lived during his various vacations in Lalley. It is a place of memory, where literature and writing play an important role, evoking the Trièves of the land, its farmers and its landscapes, described by Giono in his work.

Works by local painter Edith Berger are also on display.

The Edith Berger-Jean Giono trail invites you to discover the artistic worlds of painter Edith Berger and writer Jean Giono in and around Lalley, through the landscapes of the Trièves.

8 panels, each presenting a work by Edith Berger, accompanied by texts by Jean Giono, are installed along the 4.5km trail. Access to the trail is free, and maps are available at the trailhead.

Echoing this is Lalley painter Edith Berger. Her oils and pastels take up the same themes dear to Giono's heart; her confident brushstrokes and palette of colors depict everyday life and the human and architectural heritage of Lalley and the surrounding area.

In addition to these permanent exhibitions, there is a space for temporary exhibitions, featuring paintings from here and elsewhere, figurative or contemporary, photos, sculptures and more, by artists from the Trièves.