The Roh-Du dolmen at La Chapelle-Neuve
A dolmen in an enchanting setting
In the forest of Floranges, the Roh-Du dolmen, 4th millennium BC, is a listed monument. It was used by several superimposed civilizations, Bronze Age, Iron Age etc. Fragments of pottery from the 17th or 18th century have been found on site.
This corridor dolmen, whose tumulus can still be seen, was built at the end of the Neolithic period. Nearby is another remnant with a missing roof slab.
It is difficult to imagine today, but originally the two megaliths must have been located in an open landscape with very few trees and probably already cultivated.
GPS location : N47.8391 W.94667
Reaching the Roh-Du dolmen
> The Goyerdon hiking trail is located nearby, make the 800-metre diversions to reach it
> By car, the access to the dolmen is south of La Chapelle-Neuve and is signposted from the town centre. The access is also done by Camors from the hamlet of La Loge Charlotte.
Roh-Du dolmen
56500 LA CHAPELLE-NEUVE
GPS location : N47.8391 W.94667
