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Train, soft mobility, bicycle…
Want to breathe in the fresh mountain air and escape to the heart of the Vercors Drôme? Whether you're coming by car, train, or on-demand transport, there are many options available to reach this unspoiled region. Explore the different options to plan your arrival with complete peace of mind and discover practical solutions for getting around once you're there. Whether you're looking for a nature getaway or a sporting adventure, the Vercors is within reach!
The TAD
Transport on demand
This is a service of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region open to the entire population for a journey connecting with the regional road and rail networks on presentation of the transport ticket justifying the connecting journey.
From Die or Villard-de-Lans:
- La Chapelle-en-Vercors
- Vassieux-en-Vercors
- Saint-Agnan-en-Vercors / Rousset Pass
- Saint-Martin en Vercors
- Saint-Julien-en-Vercors
Monday to Saturday from 9am to 19pm (except public holidays)
Reservation/cancellation at least 24 hours in advance at 04 8000 7000 (excluding Sundays and public holidays)
Coming by train
The Vercors stations
From Valencia train station
stops : Valence Ville or Valence TGV
Bus: Line 05
St-Nazaire, St-Jean en Royans or La Chapelle-en-Vercors
Bus timetables & reservations :
Appelez le 04 8000 7000
From Die station
There is no train or bus line from Die station, but don't worry! There's something better: the Transport on Demand (TAD) service.
TAD : From Die station on presentation of proof of connection
To be reserved at least 24 hours in advance.
From Grenoble train station
Bus : Take the Grenoble train station – Villard de Lans connection
🕒 Schedule : Call 0 820 08 38 38 or www.transisere.fr
TAD : From Villard de Lans on presentation of proof of connection
To be reserved at least 24 hours in advance.
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A custom in Royans-Vercors
In Royans-Vercors, hitchhiking is a common practice, whether for residents' daily commutes or for visitors looking to reach the start of their itineraries. It's a way of getting around that's part of everyday life in the region.
However, remember that one overriding rule applies: you always have the right to say no! If you're not comfortable, don't hesitate to decline an offer, perhaps by saying you're on a call. Listen to your instincts; safety comes first!
For more stress-free travel, you can also sign up for RézoPouce, the "Blablacar" for hitchhikers, to be more relaxed when traveling with your thumb in the air.
Coming to the resorts
The snow shuttle
In winter, the resorts of Drôme offer a Snow Shuttle service so that you can enjoy skiing even without a car:
Rousset Pass Snow Shuttle
Die – Col de Rousset resort – Raphaël Poirée Biathlon Area (on request to the driver)
Font d'Urle Snow Shuttle
Valence – Bourg de Péage – Saint-Laurent-en-Royans – Font d'Urle
Come by car
Alone is good, carpooling is better!
From the A7:
– Coming from the South, take the Loriol or Valence Sud exit
– Coming from the North: Tain l'Hermitage or Valence Nord exit
From the A49:
– Baume d’Hostun / Saint-Nazaire-en-Royans exit
Take advantage of your journey to share a friendly moment and reduce your carbon footprint by opting for carpooling!
Available charging stations
Come by taxi
Getting around in the Vercors
Electric car or minibus rental via car sharing
Departing from La Chapelle en Vercors or Saint Martin en Vercors
Rent an electric Zoe €30-35 (full day) – €20-23 (half day)
Minibus : the first hundred kilometers are included in the rental per kilometer traveled, then €0,40 for the following kilometers.
Rental with a minimum of €36 for half a day and €60 for a full day.
For all questions, contact Dominique on autopartage-vercors-drome@centralesvillageoises.fr or to07 49 99 47 04 .
Online reservation required.
