S.W., then ascend to the cave by NANS, 5 hrs.
"The South of France--East Half"
Charles Bertram Black
Perhaps the most beautiful excursion to be made from Salins is to the little town of NANS, and the source of the River Lison, a two hours' drive amid scenery of alternating loveliness and grandeur-vines everywhere as we climb upwards, our road curling round the mountain-sides, as a ribbon twisted round a sugar-loaf, and then having wound in and out jagged peaks covered with light foliage and abrupt slopes clad with vines, we come to the sombre pine-forests, passing from one forest to another, the air blowing upon us with sudden keenness.
"Holidays in Eastern France"
Matilda Betham-Edwards
No sooner do we emerge from these gloomy precincts than we come upon the pretty little village of NANS, smiling and glowing in a warm sunlit valley, and most enticing to us after the sombreness and chilliness of the mountain-tops.
"Holidays in Eastern France"
Matilda Betham-Edwards