ヴィミーヌの峡谷・トップ12

Beautiful bridge over the gorge

Camelot Gorge is an exciting mountain biking destination known for its spectacular scenery and rugged trails. As you traverse this scenic gorge, you’ll encounter a variety of challenging terrain, including rocky trails and steep descents. The gorge features impressive rock formations and lush vegetation, creating a breathtaking backdrop for your ride.

As you travel to the Grenant stream above La Bridoire, you will discover a hidden stream that winds through a lush and tranquil forest in the heart of the Chartreuse mountains. The area around the stream is teeming with wildlife and you will often see birds and other woodland creatures. As you listen to the soothing sound of flowing water, let your mind escape into nature.

In 1516, the King came to Chambéry for the Holy Shroud at the beginning of his reign. On the way back, the King and his court were caught in a violent storm… The only protection they found was this shelter under a rock for the night.

Very nice, to do from the station of aiguebellette le lac. Must make the detour to the belvedere, a magnificent view of the whole lake!

Splendid gorges of Guiers Vif, to explore if you pass in the area! You can cross them thanks to a very nice little bridge. Nice discovery!

Very nice waterfall, hidden just under the road. Easily accessible in 5 minutes!

The Pontet has eaten away at the limestone for many years, forming water points over a few hundred meters, including three successive waterfalls. The first waterfall, above the Sécheron bridge, is a 7 meter high slope where the water gains speed in two successive jumps. The second waterfall, under the same bridge, is a powerful cataract 6 m high which plunges into the void via an immense staircase above a small cave. The third waterfall is the most impressive and the most difficult to reach. This 30 m high waterfall is located in a narrow gorge carved into a steep rock face. It can be visited from a wooden bridge. The pools dug into the rock are particularly impressive. They were probably used for bathing in the past.