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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.

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 Lac de Bourdouze is located at an altitude of 1170 meters, in the Massif du Sancy. You can get a good view from the road, and if you want to get closer you can, but it will be on a gravel road. You can access the lake year-round, but it freezes during the winter months.

Nestled in the foothills of the Sancy massif, the village of Besse-et-Saint-Anastaise occupies a natural crossroads between the Monts Dore to the north, the Cézallier plateau to the south and the Artense plateau to the west. A former great commercial city during the Middle Ages, the city of 1,400 inhabitants is now renowned as a real Auvergne Canada. In the space of a few hours, you can discover many architectural treasures ranging from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. You will also find all the amenities there, from catering to the sports shop, including accommodation.

Standing south of the historic center, the belfry of Besse is the only memory of the three old fortified gates of Besse. Adorned with battlements and topped with a clock, the gate dates from the Hundred Years War. The gate is an essential historic passage on the long-distance hiking trails that criss-cross the region.

The center of Besse is teeming with old buildings built in Besse stone, quite similar to Volvic stone. This is for example the case of the belfry and the gate which are defensive structures dating from the 15th century.

Landscaped platform overlooking numerous fairy chimneys in the valley.