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The Colorado Auvergne: a magical place with red cliffs of several sedimentary layers. The first layers date back more than 400 million years. The upper part of the cliff was created by a lava flow.

On the Fairy Chimney Trail near Boudes, you will be enchanted by these unique and famous geological formations. This enchanting trail takes you through a landscape dotted with “fairy chimneys”, striking rock formations shaped by centuries of erosion, which give the region a magical, otherworldly appearance.

The church of Saint-Nectaire dominates the town on Mount Cornadore. It was built between 1146 and 1178 and is dedicated to Saint Nectaire, who was the evangelizer of Auvergne.

By visiting the Falaise des Mottes in Boudes, you will discover a unique and captivating geological wonder. This natural site is renowned for its imposing limestone cliffs that rise above the surrounding landscape. The striking rock formations, sculpted by millennia-old natural forces, make it a favorite spot for mountain climbers. The views from the foot of the cliffs are impressive. La Falaise des Mottes is a great destination for anyone seeking outdoor adventure or simply wanting to appreciate the raw beauty of nature.

The Vallon des Fosses is a stunning natural gorge located in the Boudes region of Auvergne. This secluded and unspoilt gem is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. As you explore this region, you'll discover deep gorges, lush vegetation, and meandering streams, all against the backdrop of the rugged French Alps. The landscape changes with the seasons, from the vibrant foliage of fall to the fresh greenery of spring and early summer, offering something special no matter when you visit. It's a plan to immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, capture breathtaking landscapes with your camera and discover the untouched beauty of the Auvergne region.

The church of Saint-Nectaire, also known as Notre-Dame du Mont Cornadore, is famous for its remarkable reliquary treasure, but also for its 103 Romanesque capitals. It is in fact one of the Auvergne jewels of the 12th century. It is built entirely of local lava stone.

Landscaped platform overlooking numerous fairy chimneys in the valley.

Notre Dame du Mont Cornadore or Church of Saint-Nectaire is celebrated among other things for its treasure and its 103 capitals, in particular those of the choir forming one of the most remarkable sets of Romanesque sculpture in Auvergne. These historiated capitals were like an open book offering the faithful a form of monumental catechism. Saint-Nectaire is also well known for its cheese which takes the same name as the village. It is to my taste one of the best French cheeses.