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The Banne d'Ordanche is a 1515 m high volcanic peak in the shape of a neck-shaped crater head. It solidified about 2 million years ago before being planed down by glaciers (https://www.sancy.com/) The views in all directions are phenomenal and the summit is easy to reach - the last part is comfortably via wooden stairs. Due to several nearby car parks, you are rarely alone here in good weather.

The Charlannes cable car (which is no longer in service) is located on a plateau which offers a magnificent view of the Dordogne valley.

La Banne d'Ordanche is a peak of volcanic origin in the Dore Mountains in the Puy-de-Dôme department. It culminates at an altitude of 1,512 m and overlooks the town of La Bourboule. Easily accessible from the Col de Guéry, there is a wonderful 360° panoramic view (orientation table above) of the Puys chain, the Puy de Sancy, but also of the Cantal mountains. Source: Wikipedia

Puy Gros is one of the many extinct volcanoes that shapes the Auvergne region. It culminates at 1,485 meters above sea level. From its summit, you can observe the entire route of the Dordogne between Mont-Dore and La Bourboule. To the south, you will easily guess the steep summit of the roof of Auvergne: the Puy de Sancy.

La Banne d'Ordanche is the remnant of a volcano that rises to 1,515 meters above sea level. Frozen in the Pleistocene period two million years ago, its neck-shaped summit offers a spectacular panorama over the Dordogne valley. You will find an orientation table which indicates the three volcanic massifs of the Regional Natural Park of the Volcanoes of Auvergne: the Dômes chain, the Monts Dore chain and the Cantalien massif.

La Roche des Fées is a charming loop of about 45 minutes, with multiple panoramas. Located above La Bourboule, the view of the Haute Dordogne valley becomes splendid. Also, this family walk is punctuated by sculpted rocks that contain the fantastic world of creatures from the volcanoes of Auvergne.

Created in 1874, Fenestre Park is one of the oldest botanical parks in France. Located on the left bank of the Dordogne, the park is 850 meters above sea level! The garden is home to nearly 250 varieties of different plants. At the entrance, you will not be able to miss the four giant sequoias which measure 45 meters in height and 10 meters in diameter. For children, playgrounds are available. Note that some games are free and others are paid. More information at: https://www.parcfenestre.com/.

Although the operation of the Charlannes cable car has ceased since 2012, the eponymous plateau remains a pretty belvedere. At the foot of the latter, the town of La Bourboule stretches pleasantly over the Dordogne valley.