그랑빌라르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A great little hike with breathtaking views of the lake. There's a large section on tarmac depending on the route taken, but it's still a pleasant experience!

작고 예쁜 다리

The trail away from the access road to the dam is easy to ride and partly paved.

Suspension bridges are a modern trend - no, they existed before - and are an impressive structure.

The Turrian Bridge is one of the last remaining suspension bridges. Built in 1883, it still withstands the passage of pedestrians and cyclists. With every step, it challenges your sense of balance.

Lake Hongrin is an artificial basin located in the canton of Vaud. The water is treated in the Veytaux power plant and then flows into Lake Geneva. it is possible to bathe only in certain places. Also, since the area around the lake is a military shooting range, access during the week is often restricted or prohibited.

If you love nature and want to discover the rich diversity of pre-Alpine flora, the Moléson botanical trail is a must. This thematic trail starts from Plan-Francey, accessible by the Moléson-Village funicular, and winds along the eastern slope of the Moléson, passing by the Gros-Moléson chalet and the Albeuve valley. Along the way, you will be able to identify more than 200 plants thanks to labels placed by a botanical association. It offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. An ideal way to combine your love of botany with that of outdoor activities.

If you love nature and want to discover the rich diversity of pre-Alpine flora, you should try the Moléson Botanical Trail. This thematic trail leaves from Plan-Francey, accessible by funicular from Moléson-Village, and winds along the eastern slope of Moléson, passing by the Gros-Moléson chalet and the Albeuve valley. Along the way, you will be able to identify more than 200 plants thanks to labels placed by a botanical association. It is suitable for all levels of hikers and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Don't miss the guided tours that take place on the first Sunday in July and August, where you can learn about the local flora and fauna.