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La Fontaine de Fontestorbes

Bélesta, France Tourist attraction

One of the Best Places To Visits in Bélesta Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very interesting piece of nature. It is worth waiting the time until the cave inner pool fills up, it is really stunning to see the rise in front of your eyes Nice place. Interesting for a read and break. A wonder of nature. In this fountain, the amount of that flows changes in 60 minutes in midsummer - like on-off. The origin is a geological phenomenon Lovely find, walked up from Belesta, two young children enjoyed the walk. Adventure playground was closed but looked interesting and has a cafe when open. The fountain is a lovely little cave with water, stepping stones (thirty ish) rake you into the cave and then come back out the same way. Wife took a dip in the A beautiful little cave that you can walk across stones to access. In July, the was quite shallow and very clear. We visited this natural beauty spot out of season. The only recedes every 20 minutes during certain months of the year. June is sadly not one of those months. The intermittent flow rate starts in July and as such I can't comment on the inside of the cavern. The and spring is crystal clear and perfectly safe to drink. There is a path leading into the that allows you to see inside and get to the waters edge. The is extremely cold with a temperature of less than 12°C on a 28°C day. There is a car park right next to the and opposite the cafe and adventure park. There is no fees involved in visiting the site. The area is amazingly clean and has bins around the vicinity. There isn't a single piece of trash in the whole area of the or in the stream. Be extremely careful near the rock face in the car park and by the as there is falling rocks which are as large as bowling balls. This is my only complaint. The rocks can damage your vehicle or cause serious injury and the car park is built right under this. Your only warning is the slabs of rock lying around the place. Very pretty although we didn’t see the intermittent torrent as the time between flows seems to be very long This fountain has a crazy phenomenon (only from june untill the end off november) that occurs throughout the day. Every 60-90 minutes the current fades away and the cave becomes accessible by foot. Be careful, because when the current gets stronger again, the level rises faster then you'd expect! I visited this place as a child. It is just fascinating now as it was then. Your first question is where is all this coming from out of the side of a mountain. The second question is how does the level change. The answer is a big recevoir in side the mountain with different inlet and outlets. While it is more dramatic during the summer and fall. The changing levels were still evident. If you are visiting Toulouse or Carcassonne is it worth the side trip. Best part it is free.( Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Museum

One of the Best Places To Visits in Bélesta Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very interesting piece of nature. It is worth waiting the time until the cave inner pool fills up, it is really stunning to see the rise in front of your eyes Nice place. Interesting for a read and break. A wonder of nature. In this fountain, the amount of that flows changes in 60 minutes in midsummer - like on-off. The origin is a geological phenomenon Lovely find, walked up from Belesta, two young children enjoyed the walk. Adventure playground was closed but looked interesting and has a cafe when open. The fountain is a lovely little cave with water, stepping stones (thirty ish) rake you into the cave and then come back out the same way. Wife took a dip in the A beautiful little cave that you can walk across stones to access. In July, the was quite shallow and very clear. We visited this natural beauty spot out of season. The only recedes every 20 minutes during certain months of the year. June is sadly not one of those months. The intermittent flow rate starts in July and as such I can't comment on the inside of the cavern. The and spring is crystal clear and perfectly safe to drink. There is a path leading into the that allows you to see inside and get to the waters edge. The is extremely cold with a temperature of less than 12°C on a 28°C day. There is a car park right next to the and opposite the cafe and adventure park. There is no fees involved in visiting the site. The area is amazingly clean and has bins around the vicinity. There isn't a single piece of trash in the whole area of the or in the stream. Be extremely careful near the rock face in the car park and by the as there is falling rocks which are as large as bowling balls. This is my only complaint. The rocks can damage your vehicle or cause serious injury and the car park is built right under this. Your only warning is the slabs of rock lying around the place. Very pretty although we didn’t see the intermittent torrent as the time between flows seems to be very long This fountain has a crazy phenomenon (only from june untill the end off november) that occurs throughout the day. Every 60-90 minutes the current fades away and the cave becomes accessible by foot. Be careful, because when the current gets stronger again, the level rises faster then you'd expect! I visited this place as a child. It is just fascinating now as it was then. Your first question is where is all this coming from out of the side of a mountain. The second question is how does the level change. The answer is a big recevoir in side the mountain with different inlet and outlets. While it is more dramatic during the summer and fall. The changing levels were still evident. If you are visiting Toulouse or Carcassonne is it worth the side trip. Best part it is free.( Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Museum

4.6 · 1.4K reviews Maps
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Address
Fontestorbes, Bélesta, Metropolitan France, FR
Phone
+33 5 61 02 76 93
MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

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