In the vertiginous Gorges de la Jonte, above the Causse Méjean, there are two astonishing boulders to be found on a breathtaking hike. These two monoliths are commonly referred to as ” Vase de Sèvre ” and ” Vase de Chine “, in reference to their evocative shapes.
The Vase de Chine and the Vase de Sèvre
Surprising rocks on the Causse Méjean ledge...All you need to knowabout the Atypical Rocks of Gorges
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In the Gorges de la Jonte and Gorges du Tarn, many rocks have original shapes, formed by rain and erosion: the lady with a parasol and her husband, fairy chimneys, the mushroom…
Remarkable rocks
Discover these astonishing whims of nature, in the heart of a grandiose environment. The Gorges de la Jonte, cousins of the Gorges du Tarn, are no match for the splendor of the latter. You’ll have the chance to admire them on a sumptuous corniche hike, during which you’ll be spied by hordes of griffon vultures circling above the wild cliffs.
- Is there access to the rocks?
Yes, rock-climbing is permitted, but we advise against it as access is very dangerous!
- How to see the Sèvres vase and the Chinese vase?
You can approach them via the “Corniche du Causse Méjean” hike, departing from Cassagnes or Le Rozier.
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