Chapelle du Merle

  • Historic site and monument
  • Religious heritage
  • Chapel
Entre les hameaux de l'Epuyer et la Clusaz, Hameau de la Grange, 74470 Bellevaux
Nestled at the bottom of the Rocher de la Mottaz, the Chapelle du Merle was built in 1903 on this site famous for what happened here during the French Revolution.
During the French Revolution, a statue of the Virgin Mary and the canton capital church's tabernacle (closed at the time) were hidden at the bottom of the Rocher de la Mottaz to avoid them being vandalised. Ferdinand Tornier from Le Champ du Noyer built the chapel in 1903 in memory of the event.
A little lower down you'll find a pool whose water has miracle qualities, especially for eye-related diseases.
  • Tips
    Mass is taken here every year at the beginning of June.

Rates

Rates

Free of charge.

Openings

Openings

All year 2025 - Open everyday

Location

Location

Chapelle du Merle
Entre les hameaux de l'Epuyer et la Clusaz, Hameau de la Grange, 74470 Bellevaux

Environment

Environment
  • Mountain location

Access

Access
  • Accessible from the former school in Vallon to the hamlet of La Grange between the hamlets of L'Epuyer and La Clusaz.
Updated on 25 March 2015 at 20:17
by Office de Tourisme des Alpes du Léman
(Offer identifier : 208516)
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