The Norman Switzerland owes its name to the wild rocks that border the Orne and gives a mountain aspect to this part of Calvados. In the heart of Lower Normandy, in the town of Le Vey, opposite Clécy, the Rochers des Parcs natural site is one of the landmarks of the region. On top of the cliffs, a path runs among a vegetation of dry moors and European gorse or bell heather. The hard schist rocks lend themselves to climbing with over 150 routes available in strict respect for the environment and its biodiversity.