ヴィナイの天然記念物・トップ9

Le Trou qui Souffleは、イゼール県、オトラン＝メオドル・アン・ヴェルコール・コミューンに位置する広大な地下空洞ネットワークであり、自然の驚異です。 主な入り口は1909年に道路工事中に発見され、その後探検されました。その湧き出し口は、ゴルジュ・ド・ラ・ブルンにあるゴルジュ・ノワール橋のさらに下にあります。 これはヴェルコール山塊で2番目に長いネットワークであり、探検されたギャラリーは約50キロメートル、高低差は670メートルです。

Perhaps the most beautiful road in the Vercors? In any case, the road to the Gorges du Nan has remained somewhat in its original state, narrow and without a parapet.

In 1915, a mountaineer from Montaud came to visit his family via the Pas de la Clé. When he returned the next day, he could not go further than the Gève refuge. The forest was devastated, the trees uprooted and tangled. A hurricane had almost completely destroyed the Ture sector. Until 1939, no felling was carried out, so as to allow the forest stand to regenerate.

An impressive gorge that is worth a visit. The little road that runs through it is very narrow and it seems like the mountain is going to fall on you.

Beautiful route with great views. Little traffic. Easy to ride.

Culminating at an altitude of 1,554 meters on the northern ridge of the Vercors massif, the Bec de l'Orient offers magnificent views of Isère and the Chartreuse massif.

This cave, discovered in 1936, belongs to a network of underground karst cavities in the Vercors massif. In total, this complex extends over around fifty kilometers.

Outstanding vision and stunning edges. Very worthwhile. A head for heights is helpful