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DISCOVER THE REGION
Advantageously situated in northern Ardèche, La Ferme de Blanc is a perfect home base for guests looking to explore the region. From family friendly forest adventures to romantic horseback rides through the Ardèche mountains, all guests will find activities that pique their interests.
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Blanc
St. Sylvestre 07440
Ardèche, France
 Walking & HikingSurrounded by hundreds of miles of hiking trails, La Ferme de Blanc is the perfect setting for guests interested in leisurely walks or formidable hikes. |  Horseback RidingExplore the Ardèche countryside on horseback. |
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 Site SeeingUntouched and preserved, the Ardèche region offers visitors the opportunity to see magnificent man-made structures, quaint villages, and spectacular views of tributaries of the Rhône River. The village of Boucieu de Roi is the departure point for Vélorail, a 12 km site seeing journey by train. |  Pack AnimalsExplore the Ardèche region with donkeys and horses, who accompany you on your journey. Click the link below for more information. La Ferme de Blanc caters to guests traveling with donkeys and horses. The inn provides pack animals with a separate pasture and fresh water during their stay. |
 Ardèche HistoryArdèche is rich in culture and history, with some sites dating back to the 10th century. The city Tournon sur Rhône, which stands on an adjacent mountain overlooking the Rhône River, is home to the famous Chateau Musée. |  BikingExplore the surrounding trails on bike. The mountainous terrain is perfect for mountain or electric-assisted biking. |
 MarketsMarkets with homegrown foods, artisan crafts, and authentic Ardèche meals occur every day in the villages surrounding La Ferme de Blanc. Visitors can find freshly baked pastries on Monday mornings in Saint Agréve, hand-sewn print dresses on Wednesdays in Saint Peray, and freshly picked fruits and vegetables on Thursdays in Vernoux. Click the picture for a link to the full guide for Ardèche markets. |  Canoeing & KayakingVisitors have the ability to explore the Ardèche region in yet another fashion: canoeing and kayaking through tributaries of the Rhône River. |
 Outdoor ActivitiesVisit the many outdoor sites that Ardèche has to over. Although its exact history is unknown, the Pont Roman is believed to have been constructed in the middle ages as a passage way for travelers with pack animals. Now, it still serves as a passageway for hikers exploring the St. Sylvestre mountains. The Crussol and Soyon Mountains are protected and preserved, as it serves home to a variety of orchids, wildlife, and endangered plants. |  Still Looking?Visit the Rhône Crussol Tourisme for more ways to discover the Ardèche region. |
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