Want to marvel at nature? Between the Beaujolais UNESCO Geopark, renowned for its beauty and geological richness, the most beautiful viewpoints which will offer you breathtaking panoramas, and the peaceful Lake of the Fir Trees If you're looking to relax, you'll find what you need to recharge. 

The Rhône, just a stone's throw from Lyon, is an exceptional territory where nature and geological heritage are revealed through varied and spectacular landscapes. The UNESCO Global Geopark The Beaujolais region, awarded the label in 2018, showcases a unique geological heritage, the result of millions of years of transformations. This territory boasts 30 remarkable geosites, where nature meets culture and wine, with its complex soils explaining the richness of the 12 Beaujolais AOC appellations.

To admire the natural treasures, several must-see viewpoints dot the Rhône department. Mont Brouilly, at 484 meters altitude, offers a panorama of the surrounding valleys and vineyards, while the Mont Saint-RigaudThe summit of Mont Saint-André, known as the "Roof of the Rhône," rises to 1,009 meters and offers a 360° view of the Alps and the Monts du Lyonnais. The Tupin-et-Semons viewpoint, perched above the Côte-Rôtie vineyards, provides a breathtaking panorama of the Rhône River. Closer to Lyon, the Signal de Saint-André offers a majestic view, ideal for a rejuvenating nature break.

These sites offer countless opportunities to marvel at nature in all its diversity. Deep forests, open meadows, rugged terrain, and vineyards intertwine to create a vibrant and unspoiled landscape. Whether you're a hiker, a contemplative soul, or a photography enthusiast, everyone will find their own way to reconnect with the environment.

Exploring the Rhône means taking the time to admire the natural beauty of the region. It also means enjoying authentic experiences throughout the seasons, from walks and panoramic views to moments of pure tranquility. An ideal destination to reconnect with nature, far from the hustle and bustle of city life.