ニヨンでの 周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Here, you turn onto a roughly 1 km long trail, which may also contain water at times. Caution: Danger of tripping!

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The path is strenuous but worth it. Be careful on your head on the stairs.

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"The Lourdes Cave was built in 1905 by Father Marqueyrol (former priest of St Montan) after his return from a pilgrimage to Lourdes and has long remained an important place of pilgrimage. Several miracles are said to have occurred there. Apart from its picturesque appearance, this place seems to have been visited very early on due to the springs connected to caves, rocks and the nearby forest. The most important spring, which never runs dry, is called the "Fever Fountain" (Montanus gave it the power to cure fever); we can see it bubbling up from under the road near the small dam." Very worth seeing

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Marian place of worship, founded in 1905 by the parishioners and the priest Marqueyrol

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A city where time has stood still. Absolutely worth seeing.

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Grotto with seating

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nice place at the grotto for a picnic.

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Chapel, which is unfortunately closed, but from here you have a nice view of the castle

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beautiful old church that was open.

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Interesting information board that provides information about the place in French

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Larnas is a very pretty little village surrounded by lavender fields.

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This point of view gives you a wide-angle view of the site of the Sainte-Beaume gorges. At the bottom of the panorama, you will also see the very surprising medieval village of Saint-Montan.

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Until the 1970s, Saint-Montan was in ruins. Since then, and still today, the Friends of Saint-Montan association has been involved in reconstruction and conservation. In front of and in this setting are popular restaurants and bars. Remember to book in advance.

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Waterfall which is dry in summer

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Not too hard...

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Downhill

A few steps up, the hermitage of St. Montanus (= Saint Montan, the namesake of the village), who was born in Germania towards the end of the 4th century, is clinging to the rock. Coming from a noble family, he was brought up from earliest childhood in piety and in the exercise of Christian virtues. Later he distributed his fortune to the poor and decided to go to Lorraine to live in solitude and poverty. - Two half-caves closed with a wall towards the valley and a cross on a rock point in front of it tell of it.

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Like a film set: a crooked, heavily fortified medieval town towering on top of one another on a rocky ridge, small alleys, gates, walls, stairs up and down, flowers, gardens, roofs. -

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Church of St. Pierre, a very harmonious and classic Romanesque building from the 12th century, simply beautiful inside.

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The Col de Geine is a very unknown pass. Actually a “dead end” for racing cyclists. The road behind the Col de Geine is actually no longer suitable for racing bikes. The 9 km driveway is all the more beautiful. A small street with lots of curves winds up to 1000 m above sea level. Already during the ascent you have a fantastic view of the north side of Mont Ventoux. Very worthwhile!

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