ロシュグードのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

時計塔：1600年頃、アンリ4世の治世中に建てられました。当時は切妻屋根で、1741年に最初の屋根が作られました。1902年には、ブルゴーニュ産の釉薬とニスで覆われた鱗状のタイルで屋根が再建されました。 塔に隣接して、王室兵舎として使用されたフォーネス館があります。その後、裁判所、ホテル、そして現在は私邸として、いくつかの役割を果たしました。

An old stone building. Something to shelter you (or not).

An ancient cave that once served as a place of worship. A single large chamber is open to the public. Most of the formations are dry, but the cave remains damp in places, particularly at the far right, near the entrance. Climbing is possible (but slippery and dangerous) in the crack at the back of the large chamber. It doesn't lead to much, except perhaps a slightly better view of the large domes. Beware, the cave is teeming with bats! Please respect this place!

A magnificent fortified medieval village built on a steep hill overlooking the Cèze and topped by a fortified castle, Rochegude (whose origin "Ròca-aguda" means fortress of the pointed rock) is a "stone labyrinth" which deserves a little exploration on foot through its alleys and cobblestone streets.

Route de Courlas, quiet road

Bridge is floodable, and the road is then closed

Walking junction, is part of a walking network

Walking junction, is part of a walking network