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Visit the Cerdon Caves

A nature outing 1 hour from Lyon, Geneva or Annecy

The complete route of an ancient underground river

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For 8 people and more ...

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The Caves

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Map of the Caves
Plan des Grottes
Questions sur les Grottes
  • Why a 2-part visit?

      • The main part corresponds to the concreted gallery and the path constitutes a loop with departure and arrival at the reception of the site. For people ready for an additional ascent effort, it is possible, at the end of the upper gallery overlooking the large room, to continue independently to the belvedere. This overlooks the Cerdon’s valley and its vineyards.
      • This second part with a higher elevation and therefore on the initiative of each and own rhythm.
    • Are there many stairs in the Caves?

        • The tour of the caves is divided into 2 parts (see the sectional plan):
        • Part 1: the 800-meter-long upper gallery corresponds to an elevation gain of approximately 5 floors to descend gradually. It has several stops to take advantage of the premises.
        • Part 2: The large room and the old siphon which leads to the belvedere overlooking the Cerdon’s valley and its vineyard.
        • This second section extends the visit circuit by around 400 meters with an additional elevation equivalent to approximately 5 floors. After a break on the belvedere to admire the Cerdon’s valley, the ascent takes place at your own rhythm to the reception.
      • Is there a restaurant in the touristic site ?

        • "The Hunter Gatherer " offers snacks mainly based on local products as well as hot and cold drinks, to consume on the spot or to take away from the park. Open continuously throughout the day.