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Not far from the Lac de Nantua, the Palin waterfall nestles in a wooded fold of the Haut-Bugey, in the Ain, a region of steep limestone relief and conifer forests.
The fall, modest but steady, feeds a stream that joins the lake's catchment, the centrepiece of this small town known for its quenelle and its lake popular with anglers. The access path crosses woodland typical of the southern Jura.
An isolated waterfall at the end of a wooded valley near Cerdon, in the Bugey wine country.
The Cascade de la Fouge is a waterfall more than 60 m high in the Bugey massif, in the commune of Cerdon, in the Ain.
A long vertical fall overlooking a wooded combe on the Hauteville plateau.
The upper Albarine valley is famous for its waterfalls, above all the multi-tiered Albarine falls, among the finest in the Jura.
A waterfall in a limestone valley of the Bugey, spectacular after rain.
A powerful, bubbling waterfall at the foot of the Revermont, near Ceyzériat.