Top 8 Caves 고르니에스 주변

WARNING: This is not the Grotte des Demoiselles (Cave of the Maidens)! I requested that its REAL name be changed to "Grotte - Abri de Lamalou 2" (Lamalou Cave - Shelter 2). Some nice points of interest along the way! The path is sometimes challenging, so caution is advised. I also encountered a few people rock climbing. The ladder in the old "Hermite" cave is stable, but be careful nonetheless. Once at the top, it's easy to slip (it's on a slope). The visit is short, but there are a few tricky sections to explore a little further. Naturally, this makes it all the more dangerous! Not recommended for people with vertigo or who are not comfortable with heights.

WARNING DANGEROUS PATH! Once you leave the GR path, it is not easy at all to follow any semblance of a path... The best thing is to follow my tracks, BUT given how well the GPS works at this point, it will be complicated. You have to go around the massive rock (roughly), and then pass between the two large rocks. The slope is steep, with some slippery passages. People who are not comfortable with heights, or a bit of climbing, do not venture there. Once at the top, between the two rocks, you will pass under a beautiful arch, then going down, and going back up on your left, you will come across a cave. For the other caves, you will have to climb a little more on the GR, and join a clearly visible fault, then cross the ledge! Access is also dangerous, full of voids. Then you can see another cave a little further, which will require a little impractical climbing.

A cave that can be visited by everyone. A good walk awaits you from Gorniès. Bring good lamps, and not basic lamps, because the cave has very large spaces, and you risk being very impressed. A special atmosphere reigns there... If you go to the bottom, at the level of the "stairs", then your walk will be rewarded by beautiful concretions! BE CAREFUL, everything you dirty will remain engraved on the rock, so please, do not touch anything, just take beautiful photos, with adequate lighting.

It is especially the path that leads to this place that will amaze you! Be careful, I strongly advise people who are sensitive to vertigo, have difficulty moving, or have young children not to take the path that leads to this place (in either direction).

A spectacular entrance! The interior is rich in concretion. The cave is blackened by the fires of yesteryear, and by different minerals. A few ropes, or you have to be equipped! I was able to climb as a caver, it's not bad, especially at the entrance on the right, which opens onto a balcony, at the top of the cavity! DO NOT VENTURE THERE WITHOUT EQUIPMENT, it's VERY DANGEROUS! A few beautiful gours in passing. Too bad this cavity is so busy, some have no respect for anything, which degrades the authentic appearance of this beautiful cavity.

A chasm for diving enthusiasts (Be careful, it remains dangerous). Access is from the GR7, then a descending path. A few traps on the road (Aven), be careful where you put your feet. The chasm is one of the most beautiful in France (it seems). You can see the beginning of the siphon located at -10m if the water is clear.

Be careful it slips!

Consider taking a lamp. Easy to access for around a hundred meters.