Chapel of Noirceux

At the foot of the first hairpin bends leading to the Fouchy Pass stands the Chapel of Noirceux, a modest place of worship once frequented by a larger community than today.

With its modest dimensions, about ten meters by four and a half, the building is distinguished by its porch measuring two meters by two and a half.

Three leather straps, still visible today, hang against the wall and were once used to ring the bell. Its ringing echoed through the valley, marking the lives of the inhabitants of this region.