As part of Heritage Days, this is your chance to discover the treasures of traditional irrigation canals such as the Rouchas Frach canal!
For over 700 years, the Rouchas Frach canal irrigated the Fontgillarde and Coin meadows.
A signposted path follows its course, with sculpted stones and a memorial site evoking the environment and the lives of the past.
This astonishing site is the brainchild of the Fountgillencs, an association based in Molines-en-Queyras.
An educational and artistic evocation has been created by the local inhabitants.
This experience is listed in the inventory of intangible cultural heritage.
The European Heritage Days are an opportunity to discover this place of memory during a guided tour.
The meeting point is just after the village of Fontgillarde, at the Lariane bridge parking lot, at 10 a.m. After a short walk, carpool to the visit site.
To find out more about the Rouchas Frach canal and its interpretation trail, visit: LE CANAL DE ROUCHAS-FRACH
Free visit, lasting 2 hours. Please call 06.18.72.76.23 by 6pm the day before.
We advise you to bring appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.
To register, call 06 18 72 76 23 before 6pm the day before.
A signposted path follows its course, with sculpted stones and a memorial site evoking the environment and the lives of the past.
This astonishing site is the brainchild of the Fountgillencs, an association based in Molines-en-Queyras.
An educational and artistic evocation has been created by the local inhabitants.
This experience is listed in the inventory of intangible cultural heritage.
The European Heritage Days are an opportunity to discover this place of memory during a guided tour.
The meeting point is just after the village of Fontgillarde, at the Lariane bridge parking lot, at 10 a.m. After a short walk, carpool to the visit site.
To find out more about the Rouchas Frach canal and its interpretation trail, visit: LE CANAL DE ROUCHAS-FRACH
Free visit, lasting 2 hours. Please call 06.18.72.76.23 by 6pm the day before.
We advise you to bring appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.
To register, call 06 18 72 76 23 before 6pm the day before.
Opening times
From 19 September 2026 until 20 September 2026
From 19 September 2026 until 20 September 2026
Saturday
10:00 - 12:00
Sunday
10:00 - 12:00
