Pradines: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Pradines
Hiking and Water
The 5 km hike to the Cascade de la Tine starts at the town hall in Pradines. The path is freely accessible, signposted, and provided with explanatory information. As an interpretation trail, it introduces visitors to the former and present-day uses of water and leads up to the Puy Redon viewpoint on the Massif des Monédières.
At the Cascade de la Tine, the Mazaleyrat stream plunges down through a forest along a geological fault on a hillside.
When planning your own trip, you may also wish to rent a holiday apartment in Pradines.
Nature
The Lande de Sénéjoux features a so-called alveolar relief consisting of hills and valleys. It forms a wide-open, curved depression with a flat, often damp and peaty floor. This formation was created by the varying degrees of erosion affecting hard granite on the slopes and softer granite in the depression.
The Tourbière de Sénéjoux is designated as a ZNIEFF, meaning a natural area of ecological, faunal, and floristic interest.
Culture
The parish church of Saint-Georges in Pradines dates from the 14th to the 15th century.
The Fanum des Jaillants is an ancient temple near the Col des Géants on the edge of the Massif des Monédières. There are said to have been two fanums on the Jaillants site. The Fanum des Jaillants can be visited free of charge and without a guide.
The monumental crosses are attributed to the 17th, 18th, or 19th century; one chronogram bears the year 1805.
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