Bridle Path

The historic bridle path was created by Princess Amélie Golowkin based on a design by the famous Le Nôtre. At the time, it connected the castles of Vullierens and Saint-Saphorin-sur-Morges, therefore allowing their chatelains to visit each other without taking the road.
A 400 metres walk under the hundred-year-old trees leads to a hidden pond and its enchanted world that makes you dream, lulled by the song of the birds.

The alley includes several hundred-year-old trees, some of which have been recognised as remarkable by the Canton of Vaud.

A blue bed of 160,000 bluebells bloom in spring, in late April and early May. A sight not to be missed, as it is absolutely unique in Switzerland.