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You think of a castle but only stones - but still a fantastic view

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You think castle but only stones - But fantastic view

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Very nice little walk! No particular difficulty for someone who is not sporty (haha) I would just advise against the last descent (at the end) to someone who would be afraid when it is slippery (lots of leaves and stones), in which case take the same passage as on the way there.

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From the ruins of Oliferne Castle, perched on a rocky spur in the Jura Mountains, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Ain Valley and beyond. Once a medieval fortress, its ruined walls and towers now blend into the rugged landscape. Its strategic position allowed it to control access to the region, making it a must-see when hiking the Pic d'Oliferne.

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Reservoir in the Jura Park with an interesting construction.

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Hike in spring with 30 cm of snow

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Magnificent place, ideal for contemplation, introspection and meditation. Beautiful energies.

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Magnificent small summit with a view of the Alps and the Mont-Blanc massif. Depending on whether you go through the back or over the ridges, the ascent can be easy or technical and tricky. There is a bench at the top to enjoy the view.

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Magnificent small summit with a view of the Alps and the Mont-Blanc massif. Depending on whether you go through the back or over the ridges, the ascent can be easy or technical and tricky. There is a bench at the top to enjoy the view.

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(Note: Shouldn't it be called 'Cascade de Vulvoz'?) This waterfall is beautiful! Also in October. We did not encounter any other hikers during the entire route, even at the waterfall we were completely alone. We started 'upstairs', also recommended. There are still walls with some windows still standing. And you see a bowl hollowed out by the water. Then we walked down - a slippery, steep path indeed. We thought it was worth it.

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To take photos from below of the waterfall, you should be an experienced climber

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Commissioned in 1968, the Vouglans dam retains the waters of the Ain to form the eponymous artificial lake, the third largest in France. The scope of the work impresses.

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At 807 meters above sea level, this peak offers breathtaking views of lakes and tree-covered mountains.

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The Crêt de Chalam culminates at 1,540 m and offers a view to the east of the Valserine valley, the summit of Reculet, the Mont-Blanc massif and to the south of the Grand Crêt d'Eau and the peaks of Bugey. .

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Magnificent 360 view of the Crêt de la Neige and the Retreat on a clear day on Mont Blanc.

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It is not a simple waterfall. Its interest, compared to the many waterfalls in the region, lies in the hole that has been dug in the rock over time. So you can see the flowing waters of the Vulva flowing into the void, passing through this hole.

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Through the boxwoods, along a fragrant path, let yourself be guided to the chapel of Saint Romain de Roche. This Romanesque building sits at the end of a rocky outcrop which will offer you in addition to the heritage curiosity, a superb belvedere overlooking the Biel.

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Even though the build cannot be considered aesthetic, it is still impressive.

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Built in 1968, the Vouglans dam is the source of the 3rd largest water reservoir in France in terms of its volumetric capacity after the Serre-Ponçon and Sainte-Croix lakes. The emerald color of the lake water is of natural origin. It would be due to the presence of calcite grains attaching to the phytoplankton.

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View of the water reservoir

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