ベルベデールの天然記念物・トップ20

On the descent near the tunnel, I found a landslide, by bike it was passable, but by car no.

https://youtu.be/rm1T5izm57A?si=Wjv8z7eOzrlJQNXL A wonderful, shimmering green lake, which the locals also like to swim in. There are certainly a lot of cars parked along the road on weekends. The scenery is fantastic.

Very beautifully situated reservoir, but the water is not inviting for swimming. The dam is definitely worth seeing.

Located west of Mont Bego and at more than 2,000 m above sea level, the Vallée des Merveilles offers the austere beauty of a mineral and chaotic landscape, at the foot of imposing peaks reflected in multiple lakes with evocative names. There are particularly emblematic engravings, depicting themes that combine everyday life and beliefs. On the eastern slope of Mount Bego, the Fontanalba valley shows its engraved rocks in an open and welcoming place where the flora reveals all its richness. The engravings illustrate the pastoral life of the first shepherds of the Neolithic and Bronze Age, as demonstrated by the famous “sacred path”. Classified as a Historical Monument since 1989, the archaeological area of the Mont Bego rock engravings, straddling the two valleys, offers numerous discoveries, both historical and landscape, natural and cultural: welcome to one of the largest rock engraving sites in Europe . !

The BDC is beautiful to reach, it is located in the upper Gesso Valley at the end of the asphalt road.

An artificial lake located in the Roya valley, the Lac des Mesches is an ideal starting point for hikes in the Vallée des Merveilles, with access to Fontanalbe via the Baisse de Valaurette, or directly to the Merveilles refuges.

Lake Meches has deep blue water and is immersed in a splendid natural landscape.

In this ancient glacial valley overlooked by Mount Bego, there is an invaluable archaeological treasure. All around you 40,000 engravings, mostly dated around 3,300 BC, are spread over more than 4,000 rocks. These imprints of a bygone past extend between 1,900 and 2,700 meters above sea level over a total area of 17 km². The Valley of Wonders is the largest rock carving site in Europe!