라 파비에르 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

/!\ Crossing prohibited /!\

Worth a visit to see the music room.

It's hard to imagine that father and son drowned at this point.

A short walk through the footbridges and belvederes that line the Ain after its departure, magnificent scenery

Several million years ago, the Ain was lost underground, in a labyrinth of cavities, an underground gallery called "losses". Over time, the work of water erosion has done its work, and has nibbled the limestone and destroyed the vault of the underground gallery. It remains today a unique natural site where water makes its way between rocky piles and stone remains.

The Serpentine, (first tributary of the Ain river whose source is located a little higher) forms a small lake near the ruins of a mill. It is from a cornice that this beautiful natural waterfall 15 meters high comes to life when the water level is sufficient.

This city in the Middle Ages was a highly strategic place. For more than 300 years, from the 13th to the 16th century, its inhabitants controlled the commercial exploitation of salt by establishing rights of passage for merchants who went to Switzerland. So you will find in its center many beautiful period houses, irrefutable testimonies of this ancient wealth. The castle of the princes of Oranges was destroyed, and did not stand the test of time.

At the beginning, Mignovillard and its annexes depended, from the religious point of view, on the church of Mièges. The priors and monks sent by the abbot of Saint-Claude or Cluny practiced with all the population that crowded into these mountains. However, every Sunday we had to face the distance that separates Mignovillard from the church of Mièges.