Sulagran

Before the Sainte-Croix dam was filled with water in 1974, Sulagran was the name of a hill that dominated the hamlet of Fontaine-l’Évêque, located around the Sorps spring, then one of the most important resurgences in France.

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Acquired in 2010 by the Conservatoire du littoral, this 30 hectare site is open to pedestrians to enjoy its small beaches carved out of limestone banks and the particular atmosphere of open and very arid spaces. An ecological diversity to discover along a 1,5 km walk that runs around the peninsula.