Les Roches de Ham – Climbing and Walking

View of Vire river from summit of les roches de Ham, Normandy Just south of Saint Lo, in the Normandy countryside (bocage) is a rocky outcrop called ‘Les Roches de Ham’.

Popular with climbers because of the 100m plus shale cliff with magnificent views from the summit, the area is also a good walking and horse-riding location for those on holiday in this part of France.

Very close to our gîtes, this would be a great place for a short excursion while staying in the area .

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climbing, horse, roches de ham

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