The Aube rises on Mont Armet, 375 metres above sea level, in the Auberive forest between Praslay and Aujeurres. The source of the Aube grows for several dozen kilometres before becoming the imposing river that flows into the Seine. It is the largest river in the département after the Marne. This spring is a benchmark for purity, since its name comes from the Latin "alba" meaning "white". The Aube flows through a number of charming villages, including Auberive, Bay-sur-Aube and Arbot.
A 4.5km discovery trail takes you through the site and its surroundings.
Fun trail available on the Id-Vizit app:
Les Sources de l'Aube, metallurgy and the black stork
Set off with Célestine, the black stork, to discover the sources of the Aube, the forest and the past of the men who built this land by exploiting the riches of the soil and mastering water and fire. You'll discover the trades of yesteryear through the secrets and techniques of the old inhabitants. And don't forget to answer questions about your host to find out all about Célestine and her species, the emblem of the Forest National Park.
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Source de l'Aube
