Top 5 Caves アンギャンでの

Anyone visiting the fortress should also walk through the caves.

Take the time to climb a little higher than at the Bastille, because it's impressive.

The path of the vats is a very easy hike, the Furon at one point plunges under the rock. Spectacular

Interesting little grotto.

It is more of a rock shelter, a hunting stop where nearly 4016 remains or 451 marmots were counted among other animals including 1 reindeer, wild boar, ibex, chamois, birds, brown bears, foxes etc. As well as tools, including a needle made from a left marmot fibula. They were hunted mainly for their fur.

This cave, discovered in 1936, belongs to a network of underground karst cavities in the Vercors massif. In total, this complex extends over around fifty kilometers.

Worth the extra walk

The Cuves are very easy to access. You can park near the chateau de sassenage. The route is very well signposted, the start is via stairs carved into the rock. After entering the cave, continue on the right bank of the Furon to the waterfall. A footbridge makes it possible to cross the Furon and to return by the left bank of the Furon and thus to make a loop. It's a family outing, which doesn't require any special skills, you just need a good pair of shoes.