"Gauthier, a young miller of Boujean, was in love with Béatrice de Vauffelin. The young lady was stunningly beautiful and known to all as “little dove”. At that time, the castle of Rondchâtel was the stronghold of the crooked knight Enguerrand. On the day of the marriage, he attacked the wedding procession upstream of the gorges. He killed the fiancé and attempted to kidnap the bride. So as not to fall into the hands of the terrible knight, the young lady threw herself into the chasm and disappeared there, gliding like a white dove. A short time later, the castle of Rondchâtel was captured and destroyed, and the knight Enguerrand was killed. In spring, lovers are said to hear the plaintive cries of the beautiful young lady in the gorge."

The legend of the Taubenloch gorges