L'Abri de la Roche aux Fées

To the south of Fromental pond, off the D204, a path leads to Rochers des Fées and Pas de la Mule. Recent excavations have uncovered remains and structures attesting to the shelter's long occupation during prehistory (from 10,000 to 1800 BC, i.e. from the Final Magdalenian to the Bronze Age). Many legends are told by the locals, and the shelter is said to be the ruins of the ancient palace of the fairies. Below, the stream cascades through a spectacular granite scree, where you can find the famous carp-head rock