Cascade de la Billaude

The Cascade de la Billaude creates a vertical water stream that drops from a height of 548 meters through the rocky cliffs of Jura Mountains.

The waterfall carries the alternative name Saut Claude Roy, reflecting the historical connection to local heritage and geographical identification methods of the region.

Local artists and photographers regularly visit the falls throughout different seasons to document the changing patterns of water flow and natural formations.

Visitors can access two separate viewing platforms via a maintained path from the parking area, with the lower viewpoint requiring a descent of 144 meters.

The waterfall creates different visual patterns during spring months and after rainfall, when the water volume increases substantially through the rock formations.

Location: Le Vaudioux

Elevation above the sea: 548 m

GPS coordinates: 46.68127,5.93759

Latest update: October 24, 2025 17:19