プラディエの天然記念物・トップ9

Small town with church and campsite, bar unfortunately closed on Whit Monday.

Rather rolling gravel track (there is a small part of bitumen in the middle) which offers a magnificent panorama of the summer pastures with the Monts du Cantal on the horizon. Access from the col de chamaroux is a little more technical in gravel but it is quite playable. The reward at the top is a postcard landscape!

A picnic table at the entrance to the hamlet, then overlooking the waterfall. You can access the waterfall on foot only, but there is a very nice view from above too.

This beautiful waterfall breaks the uniformity of the Cézallier plateaus. Nestled in a small, protective cirque, the waterfall is accessible via wooden stairs. It's an ideal place to take a break. Not far away, on the neighboring plateau, an archaeological dig has uncovered a Gallo-Roman sanctuary dating from between 52 BC and 746 AD. An explanatory panel is available to provide full details of the history and interpretation of the discovery.

Saint-Bonnet-de-Condat is a typical rural town of Cézalliers. Behind its bucolic appearance, you can observe the surprising geology that overlooks the village. In others, to the north of the town, a cliff of volcanic organs rises to the sky. Despite its hundred inhabitants, you will find a grocery store, a bar and a campsite.

In the heart of the Cézalliers mountains, the Saillant waterfall is a magnificent waterfall of about twenty meters. The Bonjon stream which rises there passes over organs and thus forms a waterfall with a spectacular flow.

The Saillant waterfall is a spectacular waterfall of more than 20 meters.

Small village in the heart of the Monts du Cantal, located along the Gorges de la Santoire.