Belvédère de la Vallée d'Acon

The natural site of the Acon Valley is a place steeped in history as it has been visited since the Mesolithic by the last prehistoric hunter-gatherers. Later, the Roman army took advantage of the natural relief and the strategic position of this valley to build a fortified camp.

In addition to its historical interest, the Acon Valley site is of high ecological and landscape interest, as it is composed of several natural environments: a wetland at the bottom of the valley, a calcicultural lawn on the sloping slope and an underground bat cave.
A signposted trail will allow you to discover the past uses of these environments...

From an observatory, the unobstructed view allows you to understand the formation of the valley and to discover its exceptional natural heritage.

Opposite the parking lot at Samara Park.