サン・ジョゼフの天然記念物・トップ6

Be careful, some sections are really difficult to pass, you will have to push the bike. Some single sections overlook a river.

Landscaped summit (accessible on foot) commemorating the locations of the geographer César-François Cassini de Thury between 1758 and 1761.

The Roches de Marlin, also called “Devil’s Stones”, are located at an altitude of 1,370 meters and offer a breathtaking view of the Gier valley. At the origin of very ancient and mysterious stories, they are one of the best-known megalithic sites in the Pilat region.

Located on a plateau at an altitude of 330 meters, the Montagny meadows and moors area was protected in 1993 in order to preserve the integrity of biological balances and prevent the disappearance of animal and plant species. Nine remarkable bird species, three invertebrate species, nine plant species and one European amphibian (great crested newt) live in this environment. Note that mountain biking off the trails is prohibited in this area.

The Signal de Saint André, at an altitude of 934m, is one of the highest points of the Monts du Lyonnais. At the top, accessible on foot via a small path, a belvedere allows you to enjoy a view overlooking the Valley.

The Crêt Malherbe is the highest point of the Monts du Lyonnais with an altitude of 943 meters (only 934 meters for the Signal de Saint André).

View of the Rhone at the feet of the Madonna of the Croix-Régis.