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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.

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 beautiful view to start the hike at the Belvédère de Mourèze. You can see the charming village on one side, and the Cirque on the other!

Terrific hike, although I would classify it as 'difficult' rather than intermediate. The trail is a mix of uneven surfaces; rocks, water washouts, and roots. Beautiful panoramic views throughout the hike.

A beautiful hike that is well worth the detour! If you can physically get to the Grotte des Fées, it's a plus. Not for the cavity itself which is short and dry, but for the beautiful landscapes to get there. Be careful of the difference in altitude.

Cave that does not pose any danger, except to venture there without light. Short cave of about 40m. Dry and degraded concretions. it is worth the detour, but nothing impressive either. Just follow the Joncas river then climb to the heights following the cairns and footprints.

The Fairy Cave is a mysterious and enchanting place. Nestled deep in the forest, this cave is home to amazing rock formations and local legends.

This magnificent bridge allows you to admire: the entrance to the Hérault gorges; the Devil's Bridge, a medieval structure with two main arches (plus two secondary ones) which spans the Hérault at the level of the Gouffre Noir since the 11th century; the Saint-Jean-de-Fos bridge, which does not have the aura of the Devil's Bridge but which is still found in many photos and remains a very pretty bridge with a single arch; and an aqueduct in the background.