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MickaëlFR
February 22, 2026
Hiking
An ancient cave that once served as a place of worship.
A single large chamber is open to the public.
Most of the formations are dry, but the cave remains damp in places, particularly at the far right, near the entrance. Climbing is possible (but slippery and dangerous) in the crack at the back of the large chamber. It doesn't lead to much, except perhaps a slightly better view of the large domes.
Beware, the cave is teeming with bats!
Please respect this place!
A single large chamber is open to the public.
Most of the formations are dry, but the cave remains damp in places, particularly at the far right, near the entrance. Climbing is possible (but slippery and dangerous) in the crack at the back of the large chamber. It doesn't lead to much, except perhaps a slightly better view of the large domes.
Beware, the cave is teeming with bats!
Please respect this place!
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Elevation 290 m
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