Top 7 Caves ルーエでの

WARNING: This is not the Grotte des Demoiselles (Cave of the Maidens)! I requested that its REAL name be changed to "Grotte - Abri de Lamalou 2" (Lamalou Cave - Shelter 2). Some nice points of interest along the way! The path is sometimes challenging, so caution is advised. I also encountered a few people rock climbing. The ladder in the old "Hermite" cave is stable, but be careful nonetheless. Once at the top, it's easy to slip (it's on a slope). The visit is short, but there are a few tricky sections to explore a little further. Naturally, this makes it all the more dangerous! Not recommended for people with vertigo or who are not comfortable with heights.

Easy access for a maximum of 10-15 meters! Then a drop of about 3 meters is visible, followed by a shaft of about 20 meters! For cavers only! For the curious, there's a climb, followed by an awkward 30-meter ledge to bypass a lake, followed by a slide of about ten meters. At the bottom, this is practically the end of the tunnel. Some have dug a little, but nothing has yet been found.

It is especially the path that leads to this place that will amaze you! Be careful, I strongly advise people who are sensitive to vertigo, have difficulty moving, or have young children not to take the path that leads to this place (in either direction).

A rock shelter of a few meters, where one can easily stand up. A small access allows one to progress a little more than a few meters only.

A very deep sinkhole (-167m approximately) which is protected by a fence, which I do not recommend crossing! Caving enthusiasts, a beautiful well of approximately 15m, and approximately 90m await you before reaching the bottom :) Another small sinkhole is located 100m further, so be careful if you are walking with animals, or children.

A small cavity that includes a good-sized room. A few narrow passages allow you to continue the excavation of the network a little, but no more...