라 브뤼기에르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 천연기념물

In the 1st century AD, the Romans harnessed the abundant water supply of the Alzon River, the source of the Eure River, located in a small valley at the foot of the city. It is here that the water begins its long journey (over 50 km) to Nîmes via an aqueduct, the most spectacular part of which remains the Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, spanning the Gardon River. The Eure Valley is a must-see destination for walks for both the residents of Uzès and tourists.

very beautiful view with ford at the bottom of the conclusions, route without major difficulty, parking nearby

only for the hard-core

The source that was channeled by the Romans via a long canal and the Pont du Gard to Nimes.

Do not do this in very hot weather...the limestone retransmits the heat...it is a furnace.

Obelix forgot a menhir here 😂

This gorge, which is ideal for hiking, can only be reached on foot. Hiking trips must be made dependent on the water level. In spring and autumn, the Aiguillon usually turns into a raging river, while the riverbed is usually dry in summer. Visitors should also avoid walking through the gorge when it is raining. The reason: the water rises very quickly.

The Concluses de Lussan is a nature reserve that is popular with hikers. Hikers can expect an adventurous gorge landscape and can learn how this natural pearl came into being on an educational trail.