At the hamlet of Le Crouzet, in the Haute-Loire, the Louade waterfall hides in the wild gorge carved by the Cros stream. About thirty metres high, it tumbles down a basalt wall, making it one of the largest waterfalls in the département. The site is discovered along the PR697 trail, a hiking loop from the hamlet through an unspoilt volcanic landscape.
A magnificent 30 m waterfall (the largest in Haute-Loire) tumbling from a basalt cliff.
An impressive basalt fall where the water rushes down fan-shaped volcanic organ pipes.
The Salin stream once offered, at Chaudeyrolles in Haute-Loire, a waterfall of about ten metres to admire in the Mézenc massif, not far from its emblematic summit.
The Museum of Popular Beliefs presents the intangible rural heritage of the Velay: folk medicine, witchcraft, tales, legends and superstitions.
A former school at Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille where lessons are taught as in the old days, in smocks and clogs, with 400 m² of collections.
A strange rock topped by a feudal castle 80 metres above the Loire. An old lava flow "moulded" in a fissure, then cleared by erosion.