周辺の洞窟・トップ5

A little curiosity worth seeing!

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Simply beautiful to look at and a great building that has stood for centuries

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Small, impenetrable cavity. Fenced all around. It must be used to catch the river. Not to be confused with the small cave 50 meters ahead, which is also impenetrable, but filled with graffiti and debris.

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Access is only available during certain periods of the year, due to the conservation of the small inhabitants that inhabit the area. The cave is open from August 16th to November 14th, and from March 16th to April 30th. Bring a good flashlight, as the crossing can take approximately 5 to 10 minutes. This cave is nothing more than the former underground passage of the Gardon River. Accessible to all, be careful, however, once you have crossed, you will be close to the cliff on the other side. The path beyond (T2/T3) can be daunting for some people. Don't hesitate to turn back if you have any hesitation.

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The Sernhac tunnels are the remains of the Roman aqueduct and are accessible to the general public: the Perrotte tunnel and the Cantarelles tunnel.

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Well-preserved example of the underground sections of the ancient Roman waterway. It was easy to ride (on a mountain bike). Beginners may need to dismount a few times. There was no need for lights in the tunnels. When I visited in the middle of the day, there was no one else there. There are places to sit in the shade for a break.

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Due to the very steep climb, once the cave is passed, over rocks with places where even steel handrails had to be placed, this walk cannot be classified as “easy for every walker”.

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Tunnel, aqueduct, scrubland, magnificent view, explanatory panels, lots of nice hiking trails, picnics...

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