周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

A small historical trail to explore on foot so as not to damage the archaeological traces of the old millstones; they are the ones that gave their name to the town of Roche la Molière!

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A peaceful place for picnics or sectarian rituals

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Dam with a beautiful history and architecture, the view is worth it

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A small park, practical for doing small training sessions

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Historic mining site, sandstone quarry for the manufacture of abrasive wheels

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The Crest of the 6 Suns

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Built in 1866, this dam was designed to regulate the waters of the Furan River and prevent flooding. The site is surrounded by hiking trails offering spectacular views of waterfalls and natural landscapes.

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very beautiful view

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Interview with the Alps at the level of the megalithic remains.

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This megalithic site is known as Gnaorou. This name does not appear on IGN maps. It is a word from the local dialect, meaning “in the clouds”. The place offers a magnificent panorama of the Alps.

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Crêt de Chaussître is located at the southern end of Pilat. It offers a beautiful panorama of the Monts du Velay, Mont Mezenc, the Yssingeaux juices and the high plateaus of Forez.

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The Gouffre d'Enfer dam was erected at the request of Napoleon III. It is one of the first “masonry arch weight” dams in Europe. If the name inspires little confidence, this place is sublime, especially in autumn when the colors of the forest change.

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The Gouffre d'Enfer dam, completed in 1866, was one of the first masonry arch gravity dams in Europe and the highest dam in France and in the world at the time. An impressive dam with steps installed to climb it (if you want to add a few vertical meters to your run!).

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Beautiful stairs allow you to go up this impressive dam from behind to reach its summit and the lake.

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Huge and impressive dam, vertiginous!

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By mountain bike, the northern accesses are difficult, large stones, very technical. Access by chemin du Teil easier but steep and partly paved. My favorite access is through the east in the woods from Prélager (before arriving at the picnic area, take the small grassy path on the left which descends slightly)

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