The Erve valley is a Natura 2000 listed site offering a unique environment in which to discover the region's natural and geological riches
The Erve valley is unique north of the Loire: a protected area classified Natura 2000, it is home to exceptional flora and fauna. It's the perfect place for nature lovers to spend a day away from it all.
The area is also a popular venue for sporting events, with rock-climbing and caving courses on offer throughout the year. Numerous hiking trails criss-cross the valley and link the neighbouring Petites Cités de Caractère. Numerous activities are organised to help you spend a pleasant time with your family or friends.
The caves are open from 15 March to 14 November.
The Margot cave is open to children aged 3 and over, and the Rochefort cave to children aged 6 and over.
Visits to the caves cover a range of themes: geology, daily life in prehistoric times in the Rochefort cave and cave art in the Margot cave.
Booking is compulsory on the online ticketing site.
The area is also a popular venue for sporting events, with rock-climbing and caving courses on offer throughout the year. Numerous hiking trails criss-cross the valley and link the neighbouring Petites Cités de Caractère. Numerous activities are organised to help you spend a pleasant time with your family or friends.
The caves are open from 15 March to 14 November.
The Margot cave is open to children aged 3 and over, and the Rochefort cave to children aged 6 and over.
Visits to the caves cover a range of themes: geology, daily life in prehistoric times in the Rochefort cave and cave art in the Margot cave.
Booking is compulsory on the online ticketing site.
Services
Services
Free site access
Animals accepted
Location
Location
Access
Access
- Railway station : Laval at 25km
- Motorway : A 81 at 10km
