キュドレアンの峡谷・トップ6

Infantry position from World War I

200 meters of pure playground with several corridors, caverns, and stairs. An adventure for all ages!

technically great course

La Lamberta Excavated in the molasse, they have 200 meters of galleries. The infantry work intended for the machine gun position is one of the scattered fortifications set up during the First World War to defend the Swiss Plateau. The construction of this infantry work took place between 1916 and 1917 and made it possible to protect the axis of Lake Morat. Today these caves have become a paradise for children for long games of hide-and-seek. https://www.j3l.ch/fr/P8751/lieux/sites-naturels/les-grottes-des-roches-grises-la-lamberta

Anyone who follows the Seyon from Valangin to Neuchâtel through the George de Seyon will only come across it in the lowest quarter of the gorge. Before that, the gorge path runs at an elevated position and you cannot see the Seyon. But the lowest quarter is all the more spectacular.

The Seyon Gorges are a natural wonder formed by the Seyon River, which flows from the Jura Mountains to Lake Neuchâtel. The river has carved through the limestone rock over millions of years, creating a deep, narrow gorge that cuts through the mountain ridge. The Seyon gorges are rich in history and biodiversity, as they have served as a passage, source of energy and habitat for various plants and animals. You can admire the beauty and diversity of the Seyon gorges by walking the path that follows the river, or by visiting the Gor du Vauseyon, a natural swimming pool with old water mills, and the Château de Valangin, a medieval fortress which overlooks the gorges.

The Seyon Gorges are a natural wonder formed by the Seyon River, which flows from the Jura Mountains to Lake Neuchâtel. The river has carved through the limestone rock over millions of years, creating a deep, narrow gorge that cuts through the mountain ridge. The Seyon gorges are rich in history and biodiversity, as they have served as a passage, source of energy and habitat for various plants and animals. You can admire the beauty and diversity of the Seyon gorges by walking the path that follows the river, or by visiting the Gor du Vauseyon, a natural swimming pool with old water mills, and the Château de Valangin, a medieval fortress which overlooks the gorges.

Space with barbecue areas and benches for sitting and eating. Caves set into the field.