シャルメの峡谷・トップ10

素敵な小さな橋

A little hidden but still easy to find. Pretty little waterfall just before the exit of the gorge

Suspension bridges are a modern trend - no, they existed before - and are an impressive structure.

I've rarely seen such a beautiful waterfall. It seems magical. ;)

The Turrian Bridge is one of the last remaining suspension bridges. Built in 1883, it still withstands the passage of pedestrians and cyclists. With every step, it challenges your sense of balance.

Deep in the Gorges de la Jogne, in Gruyère, Switzerland, you will find this fantastic waterfall that flows into the Jogne over a cliff that is definitely worth you taking a break from your run to take the time to appreciate this wonder of nature.

The Turrian Bridge is the oldest suspension bridge in French-speaking Switzerland. It was built in 1883 and crosses the Sarine. It is a historical and cultural monument which offers a dizzying view of the forest, the waterfall and the gorges. The bridge is accessible on foot from the village of Château-d'Oex, which is also a popular destination for hot air balloon flights. The bridge is part of a 6.2 km loop that takes you to the Ramaclé waterfall and the Gérignoz gorges.

トゥリアン橋（Le Pont Turrian）は、ヴォー州アルプスの景勝地で、スイス・ロマンドで最も古い吊り橋を渡り、ラマクレ滝（cascade du Ramaclé）を眺めることができます。家族連れに最適なデスティネーションです。サリン川（Sarine）の景色を楽しみ、鳥のさえずりを聞き、数多くのピクニックスポットのいずれかでランチを楽しむことができます。