Source: Patrick Mangel - Les Vosges vues du ciel
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Contrary to what one might think, this rock does not take its name from the Dukes of Lorraine but from the Great Horned Owl, a bird of prey, which nested for a long time on this magnificent granite rock overlooking the Bouchot valley from 300 metres. Location: this natural site classified by the Lorraine Regional Department of the Environment is located north-east of Rochesson, about 2 km from the bell tower, on a wooded foothill between the Bouchot and Ménaurupt valleys. It is accessible by a marked trail from the centre of Rochesson. Geological curiosity: a very remarkable 15-metre wide eurite vein rises vertically through the white granite to the top of the rock. Regional Environment Department of Lorraine
Source: OT COMMUNAUTAIRE DE LA BRESSE HAUTES VOSGES
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Address: La Roche des Ducs, 88120 Rochesson
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