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According to legend, a wagon and its entire team fell inside. The horses and coachman died, smashing against the stone. Some believe that the ghost of the unfortunate man has been haunting this cursed excavation ever since, and that it's possible to glimpse him after dark...

Undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking places in Revin, but one of the most difficult to reach. It's best to have strong legs. The Godin Hole (the name is uncertain), several centuries old, originated from a prospecting operation in the rock face. It lies at the bend of a small, steep path overlooking the house in the middle of Fallières. "It comes from the search for slate schists. At the time, people were very poor and looked for slate by digging into the rock. There are other similar holes along the stream below, they extend all the way to the Plateau," says Edmond Szelong, a history buff. No one knows exactly when this breakthrough was made, probably in the 18th century. The imposing cavity, dug into this porous rock, inexorably lets water seep through. It fills with every downpour. “Children used to be responsible for emptying it every morning using buckets.”

Nestled in a bend in the narrow, winding road between Revin and Anchamps, a spring cascades down the rock. This small stream once supplied water to the Moulin de la Pile, which was destroyed in 1882. The spectacle is fascinating.

Since the Revin-Saint-Nicolas Pumped Energy Transfer station was put into operation in 1976, it has been producing clean and renewable energy. Flexibility and performance are the strengths of this station which, in two minutes, and on the decision of the Nancy control station, can make 800 MW available to the Very High Voltage network in the event of a failure of a large conventional power plant

Great view of the town of Revin

The Revin belvedere offers an exceptional panorama over the town of Revin and the meanders of the Meuse. You will be sure to take a break in your run to appreciate this view.

The belvedere over Revin and the Meuse valley offers an exceptional panorama over the town of Revin and the meanders of the Meuse. It is reached by the road that climbs to Mont Despite Everything, where there is also a monument dedicated to the resistance fighters of the Maquis des Manises executed by the Nazis during the Second World War. The course is not very long, but it is steep and rocky. However, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view upon arrival.