Roche des Fées

Quarré-les-Tombes

This chaos of granite boulders, typical of the Morvan, one of whose stones suggests a bed, has been associated since at least 1854 — the year the abbé Jacques Baudiau recorded the tale — with a fairy whose "cauldron, tub and bed" local folklore points out. A natural formation and a legend both well documented in the oral tradition of the Morvan, later taken up by the folklorist Pierre Saintyves.

Patrimoine du Morvan — Roche des Fées ↗

Getting there : Path about 500 m from a waymarked hiking route, car park available

Opening times and access details are given as a guide only: check before you set out.

Ambient sound