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The view from the Belvédère du Pas du Roc is breathtaking, offering a panoramic view of the valley below. From this vantage point, you can admire the vast landscape, where rolling hills, dense forests and meandering rivers create a picturesque scene. The dramatic cliffs and rugged terrain add to the grandeur of the view.

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Breathtaking viewpoint over the Pertuis valley and the Diau cave, and the rocky bar with the Plan de l'Aigle and the Tête de Bunant. Be very careful on the steps of the Sentier des Espagnols. It's slippery, even in dry weather.

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Beautiful landscape and nature

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Beautiful cable climb Slippery even in dry weather Alpine plateaus after Nice for a picnic

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A beautiful geological formation

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Nice little tour (steep!!) in this geological curiosity

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very gloomy place housing the ancient thermal baths of the pont de la quailles

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Ancient thermal baths, a rather dark and gloomy place

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The Caille baths are former thermal baths, now disused, located in the Usses gorges, in the town of Cruseilles in Haute-Savoie. Probably already known to the Romans1, they are fed by two sulfurous springs which spring at the bottom of the Usses valley, downstream from the Caille bridges. These baths have been used several times at least since the Middle Ages. They were actually developed from the middle of the 19th century but have not been exploited since the 1960s, their location nestled in the gorges, the moderate flow and temperature of the springs not having favored the sustainability of the establishment. The waters are sulphurous, alkaline, gaseous, hot at 24°Re or 30°C1. They are used in drinks, baths, showers and steam baths. They become cloudy as soon as they are exposed to air and then give off a very characteristic odor. They escape in two sources from the limestone bases of the so-called “Châtelard” mountain. Their flow rate of approximately one hundred liters of water per minute corresponds, for example, to the content of a bath per minute1. They are easily digested; also, patients can drink 8 to 12 glasses per day. They are used more particularly against diseases of the skin, joints, gout, rheumatism, scrofula, internal and external engorgement, vapors, migraines, etc. The operation of the baths stopped definitively around the 1960s. The buildings were then partly destroyed, and ruins remained, including the old swimming pool at the entrance to which we can still read the inscription “BENI BE GOD WHO MADE THE SPRINGS BRING OUT. ALONGSIDE THE EVILS, HE PUT THE REMEDY.”

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Magnificent little cave reachable by the Salève or by a car park in Collonges sous Salève. But the climb is still a bit steep.

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I liked this tour: St Pierre, Gorges du Borne, Col de la Colombiere, Col de Romme, Cluses 2023_06_09 https://www.komoot.de/tour/1159958926

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A great view for a wooden bridge… infamous in the region but superb.

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View of the two bridges. You can cross the Pont de la Caille on foot or by bike and this avoids the main road.

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The Cave of Orjobet, which received this name at the end of the 17th century after a visit by the botanist and mountaineer Horace-Bénédicte De Saussure, led by a local farmer, a certain M.Orjobet, who will thus remain in posterity. by Saleve. A third explanatory panel describes the typical erosion of limestone areas:

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A brilliant change to walk through the grotto, a small highlight on the hike. The cave was discovered by Horace Bénédict De Saussure, a scientist and alpine explorer from Geneva, who gave it the name of his guide.

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Small road (D12) in the Borne Valley between Saint-Pierre-en-Faucigny and Le Grand-Bornand. Views of the river and the mountains. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gli%C3%A8res-Val-de-Borne and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borne_(Arve)

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Impressive bridge! Busy though..

The bridge is very impressive and offers a great view. The visit is worthwhile

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An imposing bridge. Unfortunately, the group didn't stop here. But immediately caught my eye.

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The Grotte d'Orjobet was already equipped in 1905 by the Geneva section of the Swiss Alpine Club thanks to a subscription with a path that was renovated in 1947. In 2005, the CAS officially handed over its administration to Syndicat Mixte de Salève.

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