オトリュスの天然記念物・トップ12

very beautiful waterfall. Be careful of the path in rainy weather. Passages with cables and to approach the bottom of the waterfall cables and ladders. Sliding.

The climb via the Anery is very difficult, steps, roots and stones make the route which is very steep, to be avoided in rainy weather, very slippery path and risk of stream formation as the path is dug by falling rain .

https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI Les Chapieuxからは押して行けば容易に到達可能、反対側からは急な砂利と岩のグループをアクロバティックに登る必要があり、一部危険です

https://youtu.be/bq-e0bqLD9k https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI From the Rifugio Elisabetta, strenuous and steep from Courmayeur, but one of the most beautiful passes of my life. The descent to Les Chapieux is easy to manage on unblocked single trails.

The Col du Bonhomme is located in the south-east of Haute-Savoie and entirely within the municipal territory of Contamines-Montjoie, the administrative limit with Beaufort passes on the side of the pass, about one kilometer further south than the line peak1. It constitutes a relatively easy natural passage between the Bonhomme rock and the Pennaz needles, thus making it possible to communicate the Montjoie valley to the north with the Beaufortain to the southwest1: the two sections of the old national road 202 interrupted between the Chapieux to the south and Notre-Dame-de-la-Gorge to the north were to be connected via the Col du Bonhomme before the project was abandoned. The Col du Bonhomme is known for its singular Sandstones, a predominantly siliciclastic sedimentary system discovered by de Saussure in 17792, and whose origin is enigmatic3.

The Pont Romain is an ancient Roman bridge that crosses the Bon Nant stream, a tributary of the Arve River. The bridge is a remarkable feat of engineering, and it has stood for centuries despite the passage of torrential water. The bridge is also home to a series of small waterfalls, which are carved into the rock by the water.

コル・デュ・ボノムはフランスアルプスにあります。ボーフォールタン山塊に位置し、ツール・ド・モンブランで最も人気のあるルートの1つです。峠は標高2,962メートル（9,716フィート）にあり、ルート上で最も高い峠の1つです。 峠には、宿泊や食事ができる山小屋があります。また、周囲の山のパノラマビューを楽しめる展望台もあります。

The Col de la Seigne marks the border between France and Italy. Upon arrival at the pass, a wonderful scene unfolds before you: the southern slope of Mont Blanc dominates the Val Veny, the first of the Italian valleys that extends below. Since the time of Ancient Rome, and especially in the Middle Ages, this passage between the Valle d'Aosta and Savoy has been used extensively. The Tour du Mont Blanc also passes through here, a legendary hike first developed at the end of the 19th century. It is considered one of the points with the most spectacular views.