Top 9 Caves 퐁피냥 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.

Hello. The Cave of the Spirit does indeed exist; I was able to find it relatively easily. It's located just uphill. Two entrances. One small, almost impenetrable, and another much larger. One chamber, with no concretions, or very few.

We didn't find the grotto. It's possible that the entrances to the grotto were blocked with rubble.

Easy access for a maximum of 10-15 meters! Then a drop of about 3 meters is visible, followed by a shaft of about 20 meters! For cavers only! For the curious, there's a climb, followed by an awkward 30-meter ledge to bypass a lake, followed by a slide of about ten meters. At the bottom, this is practically the end of the tunnel. Some have dug a little, but nothing has yet been found.

Be careful of particularly slippery surroundings on rainy days or after rain.

A 40m deep and 90m circumference sinkhole is an attraction in the Sauve area, for tourists and also for potholers. I was able to go down there several times. Be careful, there is no barrier! Watch where you put your feet, children and animals! At the bottom is a cave that is not very big, with two parts. First lower part, which overlooks a well, then where you have to crawl quite a bit to end up on "nothing". On the other side, you fall quite quickly above a LAKE, with a height of about 15m. The water from this LAKE flows into the Sauve resurgence, located at the bottom of the village, after the stone bridge, towards the children's park. This one spits with all its power during the rains.

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 rock shelter of a few meters, where one can easily stand up. A small access allows one to progress a little more than a few meters only.