20의 몬투스클라트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Beautiful viewpoint overlooking the village. Be careful on the climb to the cross; the rock is polished, and there's a risk of falling!

Nice little hike not suitable for strollers

Impassable at the end, definitely don't go there with a stroller!

This former phonolite slate quarry became, after abandonment of the extraction site, Lac Bleu. Nearby, large rock walls display the traces left by generations of lauzerons who succeeded one another to cut the lauze so present on the roofs of the Meygal region.

The town of Saint-Julien-Chapteuil is nestled in the heart of the Meygal massif. The town retains traces of its medieval past and you can appreciate its beautiful church and the ruins of the Château de Chapteuil. It is a town which has its own identity, offering all services and which has many shops.

A crossroads marks this beautiful viewpoint. The height is 970 m. There is a bench and when the sun shines, the wide base of the wall at the crossroads heats up. You can relax wonderfully there.

This volcanic organ has the particularity of being right in the center of the village. Queyrières, is actually beat around this volcanic curiosity. Among the finest examples known to date of volcanic organs, the Devil's Tower in Wyoming in the USA, and the Giant's Steps on the Irish coast are at the top of the list. The Velay region has many. It is therefore not necessary to take the plane to observe these incredible basalt columns so regular that they are reminiscent of an organ or steps built by man. It is a natural phenomenon.

The small town of Araules can be seen from afar. The Saint-Marcellin church contains a sanctuary: Notre-Dame d'Araules. There is a large annual pilgrimage to this shrine, always on August 15th. Our Lady is said to have appeared to two shepherd children in 1846. A magnificently painted stained glass window commemorates this day.