Cascade de Mélogne

After crossing the footbridge over the stream, it takes you to the foot of the waterfall set between the rocks. This place is also steeped in history, as in the past, several mills operated according to the waterfalls. The remains of the ashlar structures, vestiges of the use of the driving force of water to operate the artisanal sawmills, bear witness to this. The Mélogne mill, built in 1495, was in operation until the First World War, when a fire just after the last war condemned it for good. To conclude this walk, just above, the Tilleul Sully, which has watched over the village since the reign of Henri IV, stands.