レヴァンの天然記念物・トップ20

The elephant requires a bit of climbing, but it's clearly visible. Overall, it's a very beautiful place, fun for children. If you have difficulty getting around, don't go!

What a magnificent haven of peace! Let's remind those who are disrespectful that swimming and—by association—dipping your feet is FORBIDDEN. The site's flora and fauna are very fragile.

Nice varied walk, with beautiful views

The Chassezac gorges offer magnificent panoramas when you travel through their heights. The proof is this viewpoint located at the level of the Gleysasse cave.

A nice peaceful place. You can continue along the stream but at the end there is a fence which blocks access to the main path (When I left, there was a hole in the fence to pass through)

The Aven du Réméjadou constitutes an impressive opening on the Plateau des Gras onto a vast underground network, submerged almost over its entire length. Isolated in the middle of a forest of shaggy oaks in a ruiniform and chaotic environment of large blocks of limestone, the entrance is characterized by a deep gap. 26 meters high, the well opens directly onto an underground river that can be heard very clearly from the entrance. In heavy rains, the waters of the river sometimes rise up the well with a roar which can then be perceptible from afar. Given its characteristics, the exploration of this network where exposed sections are rare remains the almost exclusive domain of seasoned cave divers.

In the past one would have said: "I shot a whole film". Although the Chassezac is smaller than the Ardeche Canyon or the Verdon Canyon, it is no less beautiful.

The Chassezac gorges are classified as a sensitive area and Natura 2000. They therefore constitute a privileged refuge for many animals such as the beaver, the genet, the bat, the Ocellé lizard and the peregrine falcon.