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This road is famous because it was directly carved in the cliff and it takes to an impressive cirque above the Royans which is 4 km deep. The unique view on le Golfe du Royans from the Gaudissard belvedere is not to be missed. The road becomes vertiginous, going through tunnels and metallic roadways. Because of the beauty of its landscapes, Combe Laval is protected as a national heritage site under Articles L341 and foll. of the Environmental code (decree of 28 January 1991). The protected site is located on the districts of Bouvante, St Jean en Royans and Saint Laurent en Royans in the Drôme department. It spreads over approximately 962 hectares.