12의 얀스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

While the ascent of the slag heap is flat and gently uphill in its first part, it is followed by a long, steeper section of walking before reaching the summit. It is clearly stated that descending via any route other than the designated access point is strongly discouraged due to the risk of rockfalls.

A half-Mordor, half-Mad Max atmosphere with these reddish-orange marshes. The color is due to the oxidation of heavy metals contained in these highly acidic waters: iron, manganese, cobalt, and... arsenic. It's actually due to severe arsenic pollution that access to the second spoil heap has been prohibited since 2019. You can tour the site by bike, but it's clearly mountain biking/gravel riding (walkways, roots, rocks, etc.).

The Chapel of the Holy Places in Guémené-Penfao is also known as the Chapelle Sainte-Anne-de-Lssaisnt. It overlooks the Don Valley and was built on the site of a former leper colony. It has frescoes describing the legends and history of the place. The chapel is open on weekends and public holidays and has a picnic area and toilets. You can also enjoy the view of the valley and the old Roman road that passes nearby. You can also participate in the annual pilgrimage and open-air mass dedicated to Saint Anne, which takes place on the last Sunday in July. This hike is an excellent way to discover the natural and cultural heritage of the Pays de Redon.

Etang de la Roche is a beautiful lake surrounded by nature where you can enjoy views of the water, trees and wildlife, and go fishing or canoeing if you wish. The lake is part of the Domaine de la Roche, a 22-hectare space which offers various activities and facilities to visitors. Étang de la Roche is an ideal destination for a peaceful and refreshing hike in nature.

This deep mine excavation is now a beautiful lake and hiking spot. The calm waters offer amazing reflections from the shore.

A former source of tin, this site has long been used as a mine. The slag heap, which is said to be 70 to 121 meters high, is a magnificent vantage point. An orientation table is also at the top to enhance your experience.

The site of the Holy Places is an enchanting place. Built on the site of a former leper colony, near Guénouvry, the chapel overlooks the Don Valley with a breathtaking view. The frescoes it contains represent both the history of this site and the legends.