VIADUCA

They have been part of the landscape since the first part of the 20th century. Built during the inter-war period, the viaducts of Pélussin - the viaduct known as "de Charavine" with its 8 arches and the viaduct of Pélussin with its central arch of 55 m opening - were to allow the railway to reach the town of Maclas. Inaugurated in 1920, they will only function a few decades before the famous "galoche", a local jalopy, stops operating. Today, pedestrians from several hamlets use it as a shortcut to reach Pélussin.