1 km south of Crégols, on the Causse de Limogne, the Igue de Crégols suddenly opens. With a diameter of about 80 meters for a maximum depth of about 40 meters, it pierces through the limestone.
The path under the cliff is perhaps 500 meters long, and the surface isn't particularly bike-friendly. You also have to share the path with hikers. It's still a really beautiful …
Superb view of the meanders of the Lot and its valley from this belvedere of the causse. It is perched 150 meters from the alluvial plain. From the viewpoint, you can see the village of Montbrun and its castle.
In 1122, a monastery belonging to the Benedictines of the Cluniac order stood here. Legend has it that the spring appeared after the monastery's disappearance. The spring is said to be fertile.