Waterfalls in France

To do in loop passing under the hamlet of Rovagny to take advantage of multiple points of view on the lake.
And think about getting on properly! Steep path. And very slippery towards the waterfall.

Take your bathing suit with you. Well worth it !!

Short walk but beautiful forest

The Fan waterfall is undoubtedly the best known of the Hérisson waterfalls. Its height and stepped layout make it a very recognizable and rather unique waterfall. It has a secure platform that allows you to observe it without risk.

The best views are from the north over the stairs coming.

The Petite Cascade de Tendon drops the Scouet, a stream that flows into the Moselle, in two stages 10 meters deep.
About 1 km away is the Grande Cascade de Tenon. This is easily accessible by a footpath.

Nice cooling and great slides.

To get to the waterfall, a steep, at the end unsecured, climbing is necessary. Very high natural levels, not for very small children.

Beautiful and peaceful, you can have a swim here if you don't mind the cold water!

At the source of the Loue, you are faced with a steep rock wall 150 meters high, which forms a spectacular cirque. It is from this monument that the Loue … read more

So down to the waterfall it is already difficult to climb. I would not call it family suitable (at least not for small children ...). But still very nice tour, absolutely rewarding.

This source is one of the most curious in the Loue valley. Emanating from a deep cave (and accessible on foot) the waterfall expels its waters with a rather impressive … read more

The "Cascade de La Vis" is clearly one of the most beautiful bathing spots in this corner. Although the U-shaped waterfall is artificially created, it does not detract from the … read more

Very nice hike without difficulty. The waterfall is superb. The return is done quietly to the meadow where you can bask on the banks of the Guiers. Ideal for children.

Very beautiful waterfall surrounded by many flowers and a small bridge. Located in the middle of the so-called Valley of the 1,000 Flowers. There is also a shuttle service to … read more

Located at the bottom of the basin, next to the Grottes de Baume, there is the waterfall, which flows beautifully over tufa. He is accessible without paying for the entrance … read more

The hike up the gorge to the waterfall is fantastic, to breathtaking. In wet weather, the tour should be breakneck.

Really beautiful and easy to reach even for less experienced hikers. Children are also having fun. Since there is no direct parking there is much less going on than at the wooden lookout tower.

Eight kilometers south of the thermal town of Cauterets in Hautes-Pyrénées, in the heart of the Pyrenees National Park, hides a protected piece of nature that attracted romantics like Victor … read more

Thousands of years ago, Ray-Pic was an active volcano. This volcano regularly spewed large lava flows, which bore through the surrounding landscape. Research has shown that these lava flows must … read more