Cascade de Baume-les-Messieurs

The waterfall forms where the Dard River emerges from underground caves, cascading over moss-covered rocks at an elevation of 382 meters.

The geological formation of the waterfall dates back to the creation of the steephead valley, shaped by centuries of water erosion through limestone.

The waterfall attracts photographers and nature observers throughout the seasons, with each time of year offering different perspectives of water flow patterns.

Visitors can access the waterfall via a marked trail from the main parking area, with viewing platforms positioned at various heights along the path.

During winter freezes, the waterfall transforms into intricate ice formations, creating natural sculptures across the rock face.

Location: Baume-les-Messieurs

Elevation above the sea: 382 m

Part of: Dard

GPS coordinates: 46.69024,5.63877

Latest update: May 25, 2025 12:53