15의 페이루스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The view is magnificent and the path is smooth.

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. A postcard !

Magnificent gravel track facing the Cantal mountains!

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.

The Lac du Pêcher is an artificial body of water at altitude (1142m), even if it itself comes from a peat bog. Its history is therefore rich. The place would have been cleared by the Templars and its name "Fishing" would have medieval origins which designates a body of water for fish farming. It is part of a classified natural area.

This climb is 2.3 kilometers long, for an elevation gain of 120 meters. Col de la Vazèze from Vins Haut has an average gradient of 5.2%; This climb is 5 kilometers long, for an elevation gain of 79 meters. From Les Souches has an average gradient of 1.6%. The highest point is 1295 meters above sea level.

The Col de Fortunier from Allanche via Pradiers has an average slope of 4.9%, the top of the pass offers us a very beautiful view of the Cantal mountains. A path allows access to the Cop TASA (place where the cows of the mountain festival arrive on Sunday morning during the Montade at the end of May).

After many kilometers over gravel, stones, grass and earth, you can look forward to a piece of asphalt here.