Small flat loop along the Isère, in a vast garden. Benches, picnic tables, in the shade of fruit trees. The landscape of the Tarin orchards explained to all. Ideas for making compost, introduction to permaculture, how to make an insect hotel, a nesting box. Children will enjoy the many elements of landart.
To reach the Balastière, you can
- leave the car at the Perrey car park at the Landry white water base and then go up the Isère on the greenway that runs alongside it
- come on foot from Landry by the pastoral track which starts from the playground in the north of the village. Cross the bridge, go down along a sheepfold, cross the bridge over the railway.
- Park directly at the Balastière: departmental road between Landry and Hauteville-Gondon. After the bridge, at the Villard, go down along the Bergerie, cross the bridge over the railway.
From the orchard to the museum: follow the railway line to the north-east from the orchard entrance. The track goes down towards the full, then crosses under the railway at the Petit Gondon village (Chapelle Ste Agathe). Go back a few dozen metres to the south to take the path that climbs to the small Chal where the museum is located.
- Sport
The Ballastière's orchard
Theme trail around the apple.
About
Small flat loop along the Isère, in a vast garden. Benches, picnic tables, in the shade of fruit trees. The landscape of the Tarin orchards explained to all. Ideas for making compost, introduction to permaculture, how to make an insect hotel, a nesting box. Children will enjoy the many elements of landart.
To reach the Balastière, you can
- leave the car at the Perrey car park at the Landry white water base and then go up the Isère on the greenway that runs alongside it
- come on foot from Landry by the pastoral track which starts from the playground in the north of the village. Cross the bridge, go down along a sheepfold, cross the bridge over the railway.
- Park directly at the Balastière: departmental road between Landry and Hauteville-Gondon. After the bridge, at the Villard, go down along the Bergerie, cross the bridge over the railway.
From the orchard to the museum: follow the railway line to the north-east from the orchard entrance. The track goes down towards the full, then crosses under the railway at the Petit Gondon village (Chapelle Ste Agathe). Go back a few dozen metres to the south to take the path that climbs to the small Chal where the museum is located.
Prices
Free access.
Reception
Period of practice
From 30/04 to 15/11.
Remember to contact your Tourism Office to learn about the feasibility of the paths.
Subject to favorable weather.
- Pets welcome
Contacts
Access
- Not accessible in a wheelchair
