In the heart of this flamboyant foliage, your eyes will be captivated by the scarlet fruits of the small holly and tameuse. Sedges, horsetails and other ferns add to the moist and shady atmosphere of the place. The old canal is felt several times, especially at the spur where succulents and dwarf bushes flourish.

The Department supported a youth project in creating a heritage interpretive trail around grasslands and crested crests.

In this steep-sided gorge, you can admire mountain cabbage, chamomile, boxwood and a variety of seducms.

In the park, you can spot the footprints of badger, boar, weasel, fox, as well as small rodents such as muscardin or bullfinch.

You will be charmed by the charming song of finches, poillot fitis, tits and redneck. With a little luck, you may spot the kingfisher or purple heron.

Less noticeable but equally important, some bat colonies nest in hollow trees and rock cracks on cliffs.