The Moulin de Ribaute is an old, restored watermill site in the Verdouble gorges near Duilhac-sous-Peyrepertuse, France, renowned for its wild, natural beauty, with small waterfalls, rock-carved potholes, and a lake that serves as a popular summer swimming spot. Historically a flour mill and then a sawmill powered by hydraulics, the site is now a preserved eco-tourism destination, offering walking trails and controlled access for environmentally friendly tourism and enjoying the natural surroundings.

Key Features:
Natural Site:
Located in the gorges du Verdouble, it features impressive limestone rock formations, with the Verdouble river carving out potholes and small natural lakes.
Waterfalls and Potholes:
The succession of torments and water flow creates a breathtaking natural landscape.
Swimming Lake:
A lake formed by the river is a popular swimming spot, especially during the summer season when it is supervised by a lifeguard.