It is at the top of this volcanic plateau that you will be able to appreciate the 360° view of the territory of juices and much more!

Formerly called the “pey Ibis”, certain legends give it the role of a place of worship under the Late Roman Empire. The ibis being a bird known in Egypt for its ability to distinguish pure water from impure water, and due to its proximity to the Loire, some believe that this plateau less than 100 meters wide and long About 1 kilometer once hosted pagan cults with oriental origins. For the moment no major discovery in this direction has been made but what better explanation than the legends…?

At the top, three orientation tables will allow you to appreciate the landscape and in particular the plateau which once separated the mandate of Chalencon from the lordship of Beauzac and the priory of Confolent.
You will discover a chapel built in honor of Saint Madeleine. This chapel, first built at the end of the 13th century, was rebuilt in 1885 after being destroyed during the Revolution. In the 16th and 17th centuries, cult of Saint-Roch invoked against the plague…. From the date of his blessing and inauguration on August 16, 1885, the pilgrimage and the annual feast of Saint-Roch continues on August 16.

Visits are often organized in summer, ask the travel advisors.