라샤펠 수샤네악‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

The Tchier de Borée is a contemporary artwork situated in the heart of the volcanic landscapes of the Boutières region. Created in 2008 by Fabienne Versé and Serge Boyer, this megalithic installation comprises 70 standing stones arranged in a circle 80 meters in diameter. Each stone bears a symbol or message: runes, astrological signs, natural elements (air, water, fire, earth), winds, mythology… The word “Tchier” (from the local dialect) means “pile of stones”: a tribute to stone, time, and the memory of the land. https://www.montagnedardeche.com/patrimoine-culturel/tchier-de-boree-2634/

Lots of hikers. Be polite and share the trail. The descent with the small steps is a treat.

One of the most beautiful viewpoints in the region with the village of Borée, at the foot of the Sucs and Mont Mézenc

The paths on Mont Mezenc have recently been renovated. Not all of the paths shown are still there. The remaining paths are relatively wide for a mountain peak and easy to walk.

Very regular and varied climb, superb viewpoints, the tilt at the pass allows us to discover another atmosphere with a plateau and meadows.

Contemporary work by Fabienne and Serge Boÿer: Glypheins sculptors. 70 stones engraved with symbols, myths of the country of Boutières, allegory. The cultural history of the high country of Boutières is told through nine themes: memory, reflection and philosophers, secrets and desires, travelers and pilgrims, astronomers and cartographers.

The ruins of Rochebonne castle, in the upper Eyrieux valley, are perched on a granite promontory dominating the left bank of the Eyrieux, 850 meters above sea level.

Mont Mézenc offers an exceptional 360° panorama over the entire Massif Central and the Alps to the east. From the south of Mézenc, a large part of the South-East of France is visible up to Ventoux.