周辺の峡谷・トップ5

The via ferrata of the Carret cave is rated extremely difficult (ED), it is worth the detour for its views, its apparatus and its overhangs. But beware, beginners should refrain!

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Refreshing in case of strong heat

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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.

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Pretty refreshing path along the Ternèze stream...

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Ideal for a little break in the shade

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Nice layout that allows you to reach Thoiry from St-Jean-d'Arvey.

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

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Suspension bridge over a particularly beautiful part of the Leysse valley. On the north side, you can descend to the water by taking a path.

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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.

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Large cave where you can still see the former dwelling of Jules Carret. The approach is connected with climbing - unsecured. From the cave there is also one (or more) climbing route (s) up the cliff face.

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