뮐리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Trou du Duc는 가파른 암벽에 위치한 자연 동굴입니다. 이곳의 독특한 접근 방식이 특히 흥미로운데, 절벽 위 전망대 바닥에 있는 금속 해치를 통해 동굴로 들어갈 수 있습니다. 해치를 열고 고정된 금속 사다리를 타고 약 5~6미터 아래로 내려갑니다. 아래로 내려가면 계곡과 숲이 우거진 Combe의 환상적인 전망을 자랑하는 인상적인 문 모양의 암석 창이 나타납니다. 주의!: 동굴 하강은 본인의 책임하에 이루어집니다. 손전등이나 헤드랜턴을 반드시 지참해야 합니다. 동굴을 나갈 때는 해치를 다시 조심스럽게 닫아주세요. 젖어 있거나 얼어 있을 경우 하강 경로가 매우 미끄럽고 위험합니다.

The route is good but dangerous if it rains.

This is not the castle of Reulle, only ruins remain (all St Nicolas), this one is a bourgeois residence in L’Etang-Vergy

Embark on the Sentier Marianne for a rewarding hike through a lush forest landscape. This trail offers a mix of shaded wooded paths and open viewpoints, making it a pleasant route for nature lovers. As you approach the Grotte de la Phiboute, take some time to explore this intriguing cave, which will add a touch of adventure to your hike. The trail is well marked and allows for a peaceful escape and immersion in a serene natural environment.

The remains of an abbey which must have been grandiose in its glory days. The place has been partially restored.

The site is beautiful and well documented. A beautiful shelter built for the excavation teams allows you to take a break in the shelter if the weather is acting up 😉

Access to the hole is under a hatch on the catwalk, then you have to go down via a metal ladder. We find ourselves during the descent facing the combe, it's quite dizzying!!! And magnificent !!! Be careful not to get stuck with your backpacks, it is safer to leave them upstairs.

The Well "Currant" takes its name from the currant bushes growing naturally in this part of the forest of Arcenant, The combe de la Serrée, where the Well "Currant" is located, was formed in land dating from the Secondary Era . The Middle Jurassic limestones cracked under the influence of erosion and temperature variations, favoring the formation of a karstic network. Runoff water seeped into these cracks, gradually creating underground galleries, the main one being 515 meters long. A stream guided by impermeable clay layers flows under the wood from Montmain to the source of the Raccordon. In times of heavy rain, the waters of the Well "Currant" leave their underground galleries and borrow an aerial bed which joins the Raccordon at the site of La Douan