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Le Trou de la Tine (Trou of the Tine Cave) was formed by erosion on the flank of Mont Salève. It is a deep, sunken hole shaped like an open-topped barrel ("Tine" is an old dialect term for barrel, "trou" means hole). The cave's ceiling has collapsed due to erosion, revealing a natural "barrel" with a side opening. One can walk into the "barrel" through this side opening.

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Cave with collapsed ceiling

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Be careful, dangerous path!

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A path in the cliff and a breathtaking view

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big opening in the rock, you can miss it if you don't look up from time to time

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I walked from the centre of Geneva to the start of this tour, about an hour 3.5 miles, but you can catch the No 8 bus from the Centre of Geneva to Veyrier (and more importantly back, as I did at the end of the tour. This way round is the steeper ascent which I personally prefer.

A short detour over the Trou de la Tine is worth a look: Once again, erosion has played its part and dug a cave whose ceiling has now collapsed.

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The Trou de la Tine takes its name from the shape: it looks like a barrel (= tine) open at the top. You enter through the opening of the bung which is a little away from the path.

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