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 crops of three hamlets.
A signposted path allows you to follow its course, embellished by sculpted stones and a memorial site that evoke the environment and the lives of our forebears.
An astonishing site created by the Fountgillencs, an association based in Molines-en-Queyras.
Educational and artistic evocation by local residents.
Free 2-hour visit. Registration on 06.18.72.76.23 by 6pm the day before.
We advise you to bring appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.
A signposted path allows you to follow its course, embellished by sculpted stones and a memorial site that evoke the environment and the lives of our forebears.
An astonishing site created by the Fountgillencs, an association based in Molines-en-Queyras.
Educational and artistic evocation by local residents.
Free 2-hour visit. Registration on 06.18.72.76.23 by 6pm the day before.
We advise you to bring appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.
Opening times
Opening times
On 21 September 2025
- 10:00 at 12:00
