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A path provides access to the bottom of the waterfall.

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Below the waterfall was the anthracite mine, which was exploited for around fifty years during the 20th century.

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very beautiful waterfall. Be careful of the path in rainy weather. Passages with cables and to approach the bottom of the waterfall cables and ladders. Sliding.

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Impossible not to see it, take the left of the bridge to be able to make the most of the view at the moment where the two torrents come together to start these different falls that I like to call washers without forgetting the natural bridge which is located to the right going down the track

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The climb via the Anery is very difficult, steps, roots and stones make the route which is very steep, to be avoided in rainy weather, very slippery path and risk of stream formation as the path is dug by falling rain .

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Very beautiful waterfall in the gorges

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Its gorges and waterfalls are really important. I strongly recommend

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The Pont Romain is an ancient Roman bridge that crosses the Bon Nant stream, a tributary of the Arve River. The bridge is a remarkable feat of engineering, and it has stood for centuries despite the passage of torrential water. The bridge is also home to a series of small waterfalls, which are carved into the rock by the water.

A beautiful hike with these waterfalls and beautiful views

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Old bridge built by the Romans

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beautiful

probably bigger in May or June

beautiful

Picnic bench above the waterfall. Very close to the village but surprising atmosphere.

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Very nice old bridge. The crevasse and the water flowing true it is impressive

It's a lovely roman bridge that allows you to cross a pretty powerful little river!

The Tena Bridge or Roman Bridge. The first part of the hiking trail follows the route of the old Roman road.

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A valley parallel to Mont Blanc, heavily overgrown with small inclines. A tour to relax.

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Here is a pretty little stone bridge over a river running often quite impressive!

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If the approach to Mont Charvin via the south side (until July through snow) and the secured T5 area is not possible, you can get up via the T2 path behind the "Tete de l'Aulp" and via the T2 path to Monte Charvin! Beware, I could not find the route over the "Tete de l'Aulp" / "La Rouelle" peaks. Save your strength and go straight through the valley and then back on the T2 way up to Mont Charvin.

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