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Located on a granite promontory, the Château de la Roche is a listed historical monument. Built in the 12th century, it overlooks the village of Larochemillay.

Literally sent into the woods, no paths in the woods. Went back

Trail past the waterfall is essentially blocked by many fallen trees. I would recommend the alternative trail from Villapourcon of about 11 km.

nice trip, but not recommended in full summer sun

After the waterfall, the path is no longer easy to follow. There must have been a storm; a pile of fallen trees are lying around, and the path is no longer recognizable. It gets better again after crossing the small river.

Church is usually open during the day.

The town of Luzy is located in the south of the Regional Natural Park of Le Morvan, on the banks of the Alène. In the Middle Ages it was the seat of a powerful baronship, to which a rich heritage testifies. It is now a pleasant town with nice shops and two supermarkets. The Barons Tower (tour des Barons) from the 14th century, remnant of the castle of the Barons of Luzy, now houses a museum dedicated to the professions of yesteryear. The town hall of Luzy, located in the hôtel Nault de Champagny, has in its hall of honor (salle d'honneur) eight beautiful Aubusson tapestries from the early 18th century, classified as Historical Monuments, on which the life of the Biblical heroine Esther is told.

The church square is the central point of the charming village of Larochemillay. It is from this place that we access the castle perched on its rock. The buildings which line the square are very beautiful, as well as the view of the surrounding mountains which is offered from the gîte located there.