This village in the Long Valley, built on a rock by the river, forms a border between the lower and upper valley. One can go and see the temple (17th century), one of the few, along with that of Vialas, to have escaped the systematic destruction ordered after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. In this temple, which was a church, there is a nave. To the north are the ruins of the castle of Verfeuil, which belonged to the family of Urbain V, and the Roman road of Coudouloux. From Le Collet, several roads serve the scattered hamlets: the hamlet of Le Rey offers a fine example of schist architecture.

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