The Clapas (rock piles) of Serre de Champ Rasé

On this soft peak facing south, you can see a long strip of stacked stones. It is called a clapas: A heap of stones created by men, while these lands were still used as pastures and crops. The peasants would remove the stones from their plots on this greenhouse (elongated hill) to make the work of the land easier and more profitable. These clapas also made it possible to determine the limits of the various plots and properties.