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Abyss discovered in 1888 by Edouard-Alfred Martel, father of speleology, offering a superb waterfall in Saint-Sauveur-Camprieu.
Édouard-Alfred Martel, the father of speleology, discovered this abyss in 1888. We follow in his footsteps on a 2.5 km trail, including 1 km in a cave, part of an 11 km network. Starting in the undergrowth of the Aigoual massif, the trail follows a crescendo of descent through the vegetation, leading to the underground river, the Bonheur, and its resurgence, which gushes out through a narrow, spectacular 70 m-high fissure and cascades its waters. The site is said to have been the object of ancient cults. The highlight of the visit before leaving: dinosaur footprints.
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April - May - June - September: 10:30am-4:30pm. July - August: 10am-6pm. October - November (until the last day of the All Saints' vacation): 10am-4pm. Free for children under 5. Adults: €14 (16 years and over). Children (6 to 11 years): €10 (12 to 16 years: €11). Group rates on request. Credit cards and cheques not accepted. Catering (snacking). Pets allowed on leash.
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