Les Roches de Ham

The Les Roches de Ham cliffs rise 105 meters above the Vire Valley, forming a natural barrier that forces the river to change its direction.

The site received national heritage classification in July 1914, marking its importance as a significant geological landmark in the Manche region.

The cliffs stand as a central element in the local landscape, drawing photographers and nature enthusiasts who document the changing seasons from this vantage point.

Multiple hiking paths lead to the summit where visitors can access a wooden observation deck that extends 20 square meters over the cliff edge.

The schist rock formations create natural climbing routes, with ten equipped paths available for rock climbing enthusiasts.

Location: Condé-sur-Vire

Address: Les Roches de Ham (Point de Vue), 50160 Torigny-les-Villes, France

GPS coordinates: 49.02604,-1.04146

Latest update: April 6, 2025 08:42