Rimbach near Masevaux

Rimbach, whose name first appeared in 1482, was initially under the authority of the Counts of Ferrette before passing to the Habsburgs from 1324 to 1648.

The commune then remained linked to the lordship of Masevaux until the French Revolution.

Today, it attracts visitors with its religious monuments, such as the Saint Augustine Church and the Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

The Perches Lake, located at 985 meters altitude on the communal land, is a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts.