エールラビルのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

at this point the walk is along a busy road but it is worth staying on the route to join the path along the Rhone.

The dam, which was inaugurated in 1944, is the largest source of electrical energy production in the canton of Geneva.

This metal bridge spans the Rhone. It offers a beautiful view of the river on one side and an impressive view of the motorway viaduct from below on the other.

The Chèvres footbridge is the eleventh bridge furthest upstream of the Rhône after its exit from Lake Geneva. It connects the village of Chèvres, located in the territory of the commune of Bernex, on the left bank, and the wastewater treatment plant of the commune of Vernier, on the right bank. The Chèvres footbridge was built in 1898 by Constant Butticaz. at the same time as the neighboring Chèvres hydroelectric plant which was demolished in 1947. At the same time, the footbridge was demolished and rebuilt.

Prepare to go with your bike directly over the dam from where you will have a view of the Rhône. If the inhabitants of Geneva have electricity, even during peak consumption, it is thanks to the Verbois dam! This site produces 15% of the canton's consumption, which does not prevent it from being exploited in such a way as to preserve the fauna and flora that surround it. (source: ww2.sig-ge.ch)

Here you will have the view of the dam. If the inhabitants of Geneva have electricity, even during peak consumption, it is thanks to the Verbois dam! This site produces 15% of the canton's consumption, which does not prevent it from being exploited in such a way as to preserve the fauna and flora that surround it. (source: ww2.sig-ge.ch)

If the inhabitants of Geneva have electricity, even during peak consumption, it is thanks to the Verbois dam! This site produces 15% of the canton's consumption, which does not prevent it from being exploited in such a way as to preserve the fauna and flora that surround it. (source: ww2.sig-ge.ch)

If the inhabitants of Geneva have electricity, even during peak consumption, it is thanks to the Verbois dam! This site produces 15% of the canton's consumption, which does not prevent it from being exploited in such a way as to preserve the fauna and flora that surround it. (source: ww2.sig-ge.ch)