15의 생헬리에가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This reservoir supplies the Burgundy Canal. Its construction was completed in 1838. The site is classified in the National Inventory of Natural Heritage as a type 1 natural zone of ecological, fauna and flora interest.

From September 18, 2023, the castle is open on Sundays only from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

To visit. Castle which was in ruins and since 1985, little by little, is being renovated. We can see some pieces and appreciate the work done

From here you can see Mont Chauvin and the surrounding countryside. At 604 meters above sea level, the panorama opens up before you.

A 12th century fortress, this castle deserves to be visited. A monumental staircase and gardens make it an unmissable place.

From the top of these cliffs, the panoramic view is magnificent. The cliffs have a height of about 100 meters and a dizzying drop, so you have to be careful.

If you read the history of this castle, you will see that it was destroyed and rebuilt more often than not. This phoenix of flames is a real castle of interest. It looks great and you won't be disappointed if you stop there on your hike.

Superb view of the Baulme la Roche valley from above the cliffs. Every year you can see peregrine falcons nesting as well as large crows (be careful not to disturb them from March to mid-May. Also exceptional paragliding site.