A walk to discover the treasures of Artemare: see a preserved village, washhouses, old bridge, standing stones, communal oven, castles, calvary, viewpoints, rivers, waterfalls, canyon, giant’s kettles, vineyards, cliffs, etc., travelling along paths and quiet roads…
The Cerveyrieu waterfall seen from above: close to the D31, between Champagne and Don, it provides a dramatic finish to the Valromey itinerary from the Séran. Suddenly, the water (when there is any) leaves the plateau and terra firma to crash down from a height of around sixty metres, and splashes out in jets on a Dantesque rocky outcrop of blocks that have separated from the cliff. The spectacle that suddenly appears makes this unforgettable site one of the most picturesque in Bugey. Séran is listed in the First Category. In the past there were trout and crayfish here. Today you can still fish for brown trout here.
The Cerveyrieu waterfall seen from below: the view is no less extraordinary. You will find an impressively loud, powerful environment (when there is water in the rivers), historic monuments including the Cascade Castle, and beautiful panoramic views.