Rocamadour

Natural Wonders & Viewpoints

Explore the geological and prehistoric landmarks of the Quercy plateau surrounding Rocamadour. This selection features significant karstic formations, including deep swallow holes like the Gouffre de Réveillon and the Source de Cabouy resurgence, a notable site for cave diving. The list also highlights the Dolmen de Magès, an ancient megalithic tomb, alongside elevated viewpoints that provide clear vistas of the Alzou valley's limestone cliffs and rugged landscape.

Gouffre du Saut de la Pucelle

A natural underground cavity also known as the Gouffre de Roumégouse or Perte de Rignac, located on private property.

Belvédère du photographe

Elevated vantage point providing panoramic views of the medieval village of Rocamadour and the Alzou canyon.

Dolmen de Magès

A prehistoric megalithic burial chamber situated on the limestone plateau of the Causse de Gramat.

Belvédère de la Grue

Scenic viewpoint overlooking the steep cliffs and natural terrain of the surrounding river valley.

Grotte du Saint-Sépulcre

Naturally formed cave accessible to the public 24 hours a day with no entry fee.

Gouffre de Saint-Sauveur (résurgence)

A deep karstic resurgence where an underground river returns to the surface through the limestone bedrock.

Source de Cabouy

A significant karstic spring and cave system used for technical cave diving and exploration of the underground aquifer.

Gouffre de Réveillon

A natural swallow hole where surface water enters the subterranean limestone network of the Quercy region.

Grotte de Roque Fumade

Natural cave formation open for free public exploration.