“Was this path really carved into the cliffside?” a voice whispered, breaking the silence as we stood before the Sentier du Roc. The Sentier du Roc may seem unassuming at first glance. But its rugged beauty hides a fascinating past. This path, etched into the very rock face, was born from necessity in 1830. Imagine lumberjacks, their faces etched with sweat, hauling wood along this precarious route to fuel the ovens in the hamlet of “La Verrerie.” The path ascends steeply, following the contours of the cliff. Feel the rough rock beneath your fingertips as we carefully navigate the steps carved into the stone. A sturdy cable, anchored firmly to the mountain, offers reassurance. Close your eyes and imagine the echoing roar of the waterfall we see cascading down the rock face. This waterfall, once a vital source of energy for the village below, now provides a breathtaking spectacle. The Sentier du Roc is a testament to human resilience and the enduring relationship between humanity and nature. Its rugged beauty serves as a reminder of the past, etched forever in the stone.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.