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Roche d'Anse, Limestone rock formation in Fleurey-sur-Ouche, France.

The Roche d'Anse formation rises above the Ouche Valley, presenting natural stone walls that extend across the hillside landscape of Burgundy.

Geological processes spanning millions of years shaped this limestone formation, which has been a reference point for local inhabitants since medieval times.

The formation serves as a gathering location for regional hiking groups who regularly organize guided walks to explore the geological features.

A marked 7.7-kilometer trail leads visitors from Pont de Pany hotel to the formation, with a moderate elevation gain of 267 meters.

The formation contains specific rock patterns that allow geologists to study the sedimentary layers formed during the Jurassic period.

Location: Fleurey-sur-Ouche

GPS coordinates: 47.28398,4.84328

Latest update: March 11, 2025 22:39

The most beautiful hidden spots of Burgundy-Franche-Comté

Burgundy-Franche-Comté encompasses a varied heritage that spans several millennia. The region houses prehistoric sites such as the Roche de Solutré, monasteries founded as early as the 6th century like Baume Abbey, as well as medieval fortresses and Renaissance homes. Natural formations include the Osselle Cave, open to the public since 1751, and the Hérisson Waterfall, which features seven cascades over nearly 2.5 miles in the Jura mountains. The area is characterized by diverse terrain, from vineyards and mountain foothills to valleys and limestone plateaus. Visitors can explore the Cormatin Castle with its formal gardens, observe the ongoing construction of Guédelon Castle using 13th-century techniques, or explore the underground galleries of the Osselle Cave. These sites attest to human habitation and geological changes over the centuries.

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