River

Discover fascinating formations on a one-kilometre long trail of galleries, including the highest vertical underground in the Jura!

Between the Ognon and Breuchin Valleys stretches the vast Plateau of the Thousand Ponds, a veritable mosaic of land and water which was fashioned, some 12,000 years ago, as the last glaciers of the...

Two observatories await visitors as well as a discovery trail.

The Chalaux is a French river which flows in the departments of Nièvre and Yonne. It is a tributary of the Cure on the left bank, thus a sub-tributary of the Seine by the Cure, then the Yonne. It is...

Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Pierre de Bèze (classified I.S.M.H.)
Founded in 630, the Benedictine abbey of Saint-Pierre de Bèze is one of the oldest in Burgundy: it was in fact the fourth of the...

Le Doubs naît à 937 m d'altitude, à Mouthe. Tantôt il coule dans des gorges verdoyantes, entaillées dans le calcaire, tantôt, comme un fleuve de plaine, il s'attarde en méandres. Il forme aussi des...

To get there, leave your car near the cemetery, then take the Chemin de Presles for 1500 m. There, at the bottom of a narrow, wooded valley, stretches a long, green meadow, always cool, even in summer...

At the foot of the legendary Mont Poupet, a surprising and mysterious geological curiosity is hidden deep in a forest...

Rising in the combe du Mont Fier at Prémanon and fed by the 68.8 km long Bief de la Chaille river, the Bienne is one of the tributaries of the Ain river.
The Ligne des Hirondelles (Swallow Line)...

Discover the richness of the mountains in the Jura:
Water: mountain lakes, rivers, waterfalls, jumps, waterfalls and springs in the Jura
Rocks: secluded areas, gorges, caves, cirques.
Forests...

The National Nature Reserve of "l’Île du Girard" is located at the heart of Doubs Down Valley.

Numerous activities are planinfied. You can walk about a discovery path which cross the North and South...

The Angillon rises at the foot of the Joux forest. In a rocky cirque after a series of waterfalls, a cave is occupied by two bears.

The botanical trail leads through a preserved wetland.

The Cusancin Valley is a beautiful valley that invites you to stroll. To be recommended to nature lovers! Springs and religious heritage.

The Doubs is a French and Swiss river, a sub-tributary of the Rhône through the Saône. It gave its name to the French department of Doubs. With a total length of 453 km, of which 430 km are on French...

The Cherry Plum Area is 13 villages in Doubs and Haute Saône : Abbenans, Marvelise, Gemonval, Bournois, Fallon, Grammont, Courchaton, Melecey, Georfans, Vellechevreux et Courbenans, Crevans et la...

The Canal du Moulin, also known as the Petit Doubs by the locals, is actually a branch of the Doubs. A listed site worth exploring.

Moulins-Engilbert owes its name to the numerous mills that were located on the rivers, the Garat and the Guignon, which meander and disappear under the streets. These rivers cross the commune from...

A tributary of the Saône, which it joins in the neighbouring department of Saône et Loire, the Seille rises in the heart of the remote countryside, at Ladoye sur Seille, near Baume les Messieurs. In...

This walking trail forms a 2 km loop starting from the Place de l'Eglise. It runs along the banks of the Alene, helping to promote the project of the Fishing Federation, which has returned the river...

The lazy Doubs meanders through the hollow of a valley, crosses the small lake of Chaillexon, then widens between mountains and cliffs...

The Lison is a tributary of the Loue. Its sources, very spectacular, offer a very pleasant walk.

Noyers, the medieval village, is well known as one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Needle dam: The Canal, regulated by the Baye pond, was also fed by the Aron (Coeuillon, Fleury, Panneçot). In Fleury, a needle dam was established on the course of the river (1836-1860). This dam was...