周辺の天然記念物・トップ4

It has very beautiful paths that are a little wet these days. Too bad that some trails are no longer accessible because the vegetation has invaded them.

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The source does not look like much, but the tree has chosen its place well, while preserving the building, it has water for its roots.

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Walked by without seeing her. It was when I saw Mlle turn in front that I saw the tree. Its roots had a particular shape, they spanned a pile of stones. Closer, surprise, a spring with an open coping and an old-fashioned masonry cap. We can assume that it was built before and that the tree grew, respecting its environment. Nature does things well.

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A scattered gathering of carved patterned stones, of various effigies, dancing at least from the Middle Ages, to be verified. Engraved stelae, a loophole disguised as an orientation table and the stone chapel.

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Take the time to turn around, the look changes with each view, especially the underside of the hat.

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Small walk accessible for young children and strollers because the trails are perfectly maintained. There are certainly the largest Douglas pines in Europe, but what makes the magic of this arboretum is the small pond with its small bench and no one around you. If you come to the Monts d'Ambazac, this is one of the beautiful walks to do.

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Many tree species are visible, among which: Giant sequoia, Nordmann fir, Calocedra, Cryptomeria, Japanese cypress or heterophyll oak and many reach record sizes.

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