Discover Chaux-des-crotenay, Jura, Franche-Comté

A succession of ascents and descents, paths, trails and little roads to reach the Morillon cliffs, the Langouette gorges and the belvedere of Les Prés Grillet. From CHAUX-DES-CROTENAY, head down the tarmac road (red MTB waymarking no. 69) towards Le Gros Tilleul. Turn right to reach La Fontaine Neuve and La Chaux Church. Branch off to the left on the tarmac road towards La Loye. Take the stony path that enters the forest to your right, towards La Côte Coulon and the Morillon cliffs in LE CERNOIS.Continue on the stony path that soon turns to tarmac and that runs along the cliffs and heads up to Le Rachet. Take the tarmac road to your right through the open combe of Entre-deux-Monts to reach the hamlet of Les Merets. Turn onto the road to your right and quickly turn left to take the stony path down towards the forest and up to the Étang des Drillettes (Drillettes lake). Continue on the muddy path that heads right up to Les Drillettes, and then take the long forest road along the Quenot rivulet to the road in Sous Grateloup. Carefully cross the départemental road and take the road opposite you that will lead you to the LAVOIR (washhouse) - LES PLANCHES-EN-MONTAGNE via La Fontenette and Le Girod. Continue on the main village road towards Bas du Village. Head down the road to your left and cross a bridge over the La Langouette gorges. Continue on the road, past LE MARTINET and reach Montliboz. Branch off to the right on a stony path that then heads up into the forest, towards Derrière la Montagne Ronde (“behind the round mountain”). Take the muddy path that follows along the right of the D 16 until you reach Chez Tatet, and then take the tarmac road down to La Feuillée au Loup. Turn left onto a small forest path towards La Voie Sacrée. Follow the white path to your right for 200 metres, and then turn left into an area with railings and a building. Follow a long and narrow trail through the forest. Exit onto a tarmac road, turn left and follow the trail to LES PRÉS GRILLETS. After the short out-and-back to the belvedere of Les Prés Grillets, continue on the tarmac road towards La Grande Cheminée. Descend to your left on the stony forest path and take the winding trail to your right to reach Les Messageries. Turn left on the tarmac road and reach the hamlet of Cornu. Continue left onto the road to the hamlet and then turn right just before the last farm. Head up the stony path through the pastures to reach Les Champs Montants. Turn right and return to your point of departure in CHAUX-DES-CROTENAY via a little stony path.

A lake, a stream, a river, waterfalls and gorges are on the naturally wealthy menu for this trail. For dessert, the works of the "tram" line and other quaint elements from the villages and hamlets you will pass through. The trail meets up the FONCINE-LE-BAS crossroads and ascends to the right (yellow waymarking) via the Grand-Vie farm road (oratory, former tramline crossing) before reaching Les Fumey. The grassy path to your right crosses the D 62. The road then serves the Fumey hamlet and leads to the Lac à la Dame crossroads. To your right, take the farm road uphill and follow along the Senge stream before fording the stream (pile of rocks). The trail skews off to the right into the forest (beautiful beech forest) and follows along a first clearing before descending towards the Cingernaux combe. Circumventing the combe, after a sharp turn, you will come to the D 127 in Malvaux (view onto the waterfalls of the la Ruine forebay). Cross the D 127, take the wide path below the road. Reach the LES-PLANCHES-EN-MONTAGNE WASHHOUSE by crossing the bridge over the Saine. The trail (white and red waymarking) follows the Landouette Gorges Trail to the left, which opens out onto le Martinet. The path then heads up the village following the road to the right (yellow waymarking) before reaching THE WASHHOUSE. To the left, the path heads along the Washhouse road (white and red waymarking) before heading up the Saine's right embankment and reaching the Fumey Badoz Factory Canal. To the right, the stony and shaded path (yellow waymarking) heads up the valley until it comes to the stream called la Pisse, which you will follow up to the left (passing under the viaduct) to reach Sous Bayard. The path heads up (white and red waymarking) the gorges of Malvaux, with a short section in the dark tunnel until it reaches the Douanets Viaduct. Cross the viaduct (yellow waymarking) to return to your starting point at the Champ de Mars.

An enchanting location! Three natural lakes with turquoise and emerald waters, surrounded by greenery and exceptional wetlands offering an accessible family walk. From the parking lot, carefully cross the D 75 (yellow waymarking) and head to the Monts des Ifs intersection. Follow the path to the left below the road and reach the top of the LAC DU PETIT MACLU (Petit Maclu Lake). Take the good stony path along the lakes, heading past the Petit Maclu and the Grand Maclu, and after a small forest section, arrive at the edge of the Lac d’Ilay before joining up with the Chemin des lacs.  Continue on the path to your right (white and red waymarking) until you reach Lac d’Ilay.Continue on, following along the right of the D 75 (yellow waymarking), head past a pasture (with barriers to contain the livestock) and locate a grassy path just below the road towards the entrance of the village of Fresnois, at the junction with Chemin des Bornes.Take the good path to the right, bordered by meadows, for around 350 metres. At the fork, head left and join up with the D 75. Take a path to the right that heads away from the road towards Mont des Ifs.Carefully cross the road again to return to the Monts des Ifs parking lot.

Easy circuit, without great difficulty, ideal with children or to start. The loop revolves around 4 lakes of glacial origin, the deepest of which is Narlay. Also called Scotland by its resemblance to the Loch Mare region.

Petit Maclu and Grand Maclu, Ilay and Narlay: these are four emblematic lakes of the riparian Jura landscape often called “Little Scotland”. Families with young children should choose the trip around the three lakes, which is shorter and only includes one road crossing. From the parking lot, carefully cross the D 75 (yellow waymarking) and head to the Monts des Ifs intersection. Follow the path to the left below the road and reach the top of the LAC DU PETIT MACLU (Petit Maclu Lake). Take the good stony path along the lakes, heading past the Petit Maclu and the Grand Maclu, and after a small forest section, arrive at the edge of the Lac d’Ilay before joining up with the Chemin des lacs.  Continue on the path to your right (white and red waymarking) until you reach Lac d’Ilay. (If you would like to shorten this circuit and only take the trip around the three lakes, branch off to the right and take the Chemin des Bornes, followed by the Mont des Ifs.)From the Lac d’Ilay intersection, carefully cross the D 75 and follow a tree-lined path towards the hamlet of LA FROMAGERIE.Turn right (yellow waymarking) onto a long wooded path bordered by hedges, which heads to Le Raffour and then right to the village LE FRASNOIS.Turn left. Chemin de la Vierge heads along the back of the village and meets up with the D 75 to the right. Take the road to your left, head past the church and the town hall and take the road towards Lac de Narlay.At the Vers Narlay intersection, continue on the road to your left, and head towards the houses at the bottom of the hamlet. Follow the stony path that heads up and along the left of the lake. The path will take you up to the Monts des Ifs parking lot.

A walk along the ridges offers an unexpected view over the municipalities of the Lac des Rouges Truites and Fort du Plasne, their lakes and their peat bogs. The itinerary heads up the village (yellow waymarking) via the Main road, passes the Round Fountain, and comes to the last house. The white, well-paved path to the right heads towards the Fort-du-Plasne lake (its water level quickly varies depending on rainfall), bordered by peat bogs, and soon reaches Les Voigneurs. You will follow the road to the left, and then a steep path until you reach the rigdge, at the La Corne signpost. In the pasture, head down to your right, pass a fence and follow a white path. Continue, following along the path with the fencing to your right. After passing a second drinking trough, the trail ascends back up to the ridges before cutting through a large pasture towards the forest and a road suitable for vehicles. Follow the trail through the forest until you reach The Ridge.   After crossing the road, the wide forest path opens onto a large clearing and continues on to the Well (cattle grid).   The path takes a sharp turn to the right towards Fort-du-Plasne. Head past a 100-meter fence and, at les Côtes, take the gravel road to the right that follows along a low wall, before skewing off to the left. After crossing a wooded meadow and a wooded area, take the easy descent to return to FORT-DU-PLASNE.

A succession of rolling paths and little roads on the plateau, departing from Foncine-le-Bas, where the Seine flows. Head down the village and to the crossroads with the D 437 to find the FONCINE-LE-BAS intersection (). Turn right up the “chemin de la Grande Vie” which on exiting the village becomes a white path bordered by pastures. Exit in Les Fumey. Cross the D 62 with care and follow the little tarmac road to the Lac à la Dame (the Lady’s lake). Continue on the road around the lake, through a hamlet, and then head to Les Monnets via a little trail that branches off to the right. Head through the hamlet, and on exiting it take the road that turns left down towards Les Voigneurs. Take the white path that turns left after a building and follows along a peat bog, before exiting onto the D 62 at the entrance of Fort-du-Plasne. Head down the road to the village and towards La Fontaine Ronde (the round fountain).  Take the little road to the left that heads down towards Le Crêt. Behind the village, cross a road and take a stony path that turns muddy and heads up to the forest. Then exit once again onto the road, and follow it to the right to quickly reach Le Crêt. Continue on this road and head down to Les Thévenins, the hamlet of the Lac-des-Rouges-Truites. Carefully cross the D 437 to reach La Gare (the train station) and continue to reach LE BUGNON ().Turn left onto a white path along the edge of a combe, through the middle of the pastures. Head past the Pont du Rquai and the Fontaine aux Cernois (Cernois fountain) to reach the hamlet of Sous le Mont Noir. Head down the road to your right and continue straight through the pastures, leaving the hamlet. The trail branches off to the left (MTB path) and heads through the forest to LA GRANGE A L’OLIVE. Take the tarmac road to the left overlooking the Galavo rivulet, head through the hamlet of La Gypserie to reach the D 437. Turn right, down to the village of FONCINE-LE-BAS.

From the Lac-des-Rouges-Truites, in a landscape shaped by agricultural activity, you will also discover that the industrial work carried out by man has also left its discreet mark. From LE BUGNON, ()   take the tarmac road that heads down towards the village of Thévenins, towards the Station (La Gare; green MTB waymarking no. 67). Carefully cross the D 437, and continue straight on a tarmac road up to Le Crêt. Take the stony path to the left that heads down towards The Well (le Puits), crossing through a forest and pastures. Continue straight on the descending forest path (take care during humid weather) to reach the Moulin d'Hylarion (mill).(You can also discover the La Lemme marsh and the meanderings of the river from the Chatelet belvedere, in a 1.2 km linear out-and-back by following the road to the right, yellow waymarking)Turn left and head up the small tarmac road that runs along the Lemme. Head past la Maréchette, join up with the D 437, then turn right to LA HALTE DES MARTINS. Carefully cross the road to take the stony path (a former tram track) that heads into the forest and exits at Sous le Goulet. Continue straight on this path, which soon joins up with a tarmac road. Follow this road to the right up to les Quatre Chemins , before descending once again to your point of departure, LE BUGNON.

Loop for occasional or regular mountain bikers, alternating technical passages and rolling paths. Discovering the forest and the calm of the Mont Noir Forest! From LE BUGNON, the route (MTB 68 red markings) takes the motorable path to Sous le Mont Noir.Turn right to fairly quickly reach a track penetrating into the forest. Cross this forest area alternating between narrow technical paths and wider paths to reach LA GRANGE A L'OLIVE.On the right, a continuous climb on a passable path leads to La Montée des Chevaux.The route continues uphill on the right to COMBE DAVID, then by a gentle and continuous descent to the hamlet LA NORBIERE.Take the Canadian passage to cross the pasture and continue on your right through the woods. A few steep and stony passages await you before La forêt de la Norbière.A well-deserved break can be taken at the GROTTE A PIERRE DU BOURG before returning, through various grassy and playful passages, to the Chemin de la Grotte, the Chemin Fumey and the Chemin Chiron.Short climbs and descents alternate up to the CROIX DES BESSES then a slightly technical descent leads to Les Gouilles and the forest shelter.Turn left to reach the Carrefour de la Croix by a small forest path, from which we find the forest road allowing you to return to the starting point.

This lake’s privacy, at the bottom of a valley in Grandvaux, is equalled only by its beauty, which reveals its peat bogs and reedbeds. From the Le Bugnon chalet behind you, follow the white path to the right. This path alternates between woods and meadows. Carry on straight until you come to round metal bars in the ground: this is a cattle grid (vehicles can pass through, but cattle cannot. This means the cows are well kept!) Before crossing, take a quick trip on the grassy path to your right to a small cabin (built after the 1999 storm, this small structure was used to house a pump which watered the woods and avoided them becoming damaged). Take the time to admire the peat around you before returning the way you came and continuing left on the white path. Further along, on exiting the forest, you will come to a large meadow at the Rquai bridge (Pont du Rquai). Take care when heading along the barbed wire to your left, you will discover a small opening to enter the field. Follow the grassy path that is still visible and head along the white stone. You will come to the entrance to another field, which may be obstructed depending on the season by an electrical wire, take care to put the wire back in place if necessary. Continue towards the small wooden bridge over the river. Continue straight, heading up the chariot path lined with trees. When you reach another path, at Voie du tram, head left and admire the landscape while you walk. You have a birds-eye view over the entire humid area. Continue on this landscape path and it will bring you to the hamlet of Thévenins (the old cheese dairy to your right was created in 1905. Since 2017, the cooperative of the Lac-des-Rouges-Truites merged with the Saint-Pierre cooperative, becoming the Pays Grandvallier cooperative. Their combined milk - 97% of which is used to make Comté - is transformed in a new cheese dairy building in Saint-Laurent-en-Grandvaux.) When you reach the first houses, take the small road to the left that heads between a few houses. From the Station (La Gare), the old tram station, head down the road that crosses the valley towards the Domaine du Bugnon. Take care when heading along the barbed wire to your left, you will discover a small opening to enter the field. Follow the grassy path that is still visible and head along the white stone. You will come to the entrance to another field, which may be obstructed depending on the season by an electrical wire, take care to put the wire back in place if necessary. Continue towards the small wooden bridge over the river. Continue straight, heading up the chariot path lined with trees. When you reach another path, at

In the heart of the Monts Jura with a host of facilities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible! Résidence Les Berlicants offers modern, comfortable, fully-equipped apartments for two to eleven people. In the center of the village of Mijoux, in the immediate vicinity, you'll find hiking trails through forests and alpine pastures, downhill and cross-country ski slopes in winter, and thrilling activities on the Faucille site such as the giant zip line, tobogganing on rails and much more. In the center of Mijoux, an authentic Jura village on the border of the Ain and Jura departments, the Lélex and Les Rousses resorts are within easy reach, offering a wide range of activities!

Another ski domain part of Monts Jura, sitting close to the highest peaks of the Jura, view of one of the best panoramas in Europe with a view of Mont-Blanc and the Alps. The ideal site to take your first "steps".. on skis and progress and your own rhythm on safe and gentle slopes from the summit of Mont Rond (1596 m). The ski domain is situated in proximity of the Réserve Naturelle de la Haute Chaine du Jura. The regulations in place must be respected. 15 km of alpine skiing, 580 m of altitude difference and one of the most beautiful panoramas in Europe. 1000-1550 m - 15 km of slopes - 12 trails including 2 greens, 6 blues, 3 reds and 1 black - 6 lifts including 1 télécombi, 1 chairlift and 4 button toes

The telecombi is a teleport with seats and cabins. The Télécombi du Mont Rond, coming from the Col de la Faucille, allows you to access the crests of the Haute Chaîne du Jura; it lifts you from 1323m to 1543m altitude. Once there, the hiker is only 30mn walk away to reach the Grand Mont Rond (1596m), and 2h for the Colomby de Gex (1689m). 2 blue pistes for all mountain biking are marked from the top of the télécombi. In winter, it allows snowshoe enthusiasts to reach the summits with ease and to enjoy the ridges. Please respect the regulations set up by the Natural Reserve of the Jura Range.

The Monts Jura offers the ideal altitude for hiking between 900 and 1723 m. There are marked and maintained trails waiting for you. Since Lélex, the gondola lift La Catheline brings you to the crests of the Haute Chaîne du Jura; climbing from 900m to 1450m altitude. When you get there, you are only an hour and a half walk away from the Crêt de la Neige (172 3m), the highest point in the Jura. At Lélex and Crozet, both gondolas are equipped for MTB riding in summer. Both the Catheline and the Fierney allow mountain bikers to go back up easily and quickly in order to better enjoy the descent on both sides of the mountain! Please note: electric mountain bikes are not allowed in the Catheline gondola. It enables snowshoe enthusiasts to reach the summits easily and enjoy the crests in winter. Please note: the gondola lift is close to the National Nature Reserve of the Haute Chaine du Jura where specific regulations apply. We thank you for respecting it. For further information, please consult the Nature Reserve's website.

One of the classified ski area of the Monts Jura resort, at the foothill of the Jura's highest peaks with one of the best panoramas in Europe with a stunning view of Mont Blanc and the Alps. The longest and steepest slopes (800 metres) of the entire Jura massif. Lélex-Crozet attracts all level skiers, with its numerous ski lifts, its varied slopes, its powder snow "spots" and its 140 snow-making machines. Limitless field of expression for snowboarders and freeriders. Kite-surfers can reach the peaks on the Crozet side to practise their skills. The ski area is nearby the Jura Haute Chaine National Nature Reserve. It is essential to respect the regulations in force. 900m-1680m - 20km of pistes - 7 green, 6 blue, 6 red, 2 black - 10 lifts including 2 gondolas, 1 télécombi, 1 chairlift, 5 button lift, 1 rope lift.

For a couple's getaway, it's the ideal place to relax in peace and quiet. Nestled in the heart of a charming Jura house, this establishment enjoys a south-easterly exposure, offering sunny, soothing views. The rooms are ideally suited to couples seeking privacy and special moments, while enjoying a private relaxation area with sauna and balneotherapy for total relaxation. This accommodation is exclusively for adults.

Valérie and Marie-Flore invite you to stay in their friendly gîte. For one night or more, with friends or on your own, come and stay in a 19th century building. Situated in a ski resort and on the Jura mountain route, you'll be at the heart of all kinds of outdoor activities. The cuisine is family-style, with Valérie in the kitchen preparing delicious regional produce, as well as concocting specialities from elsewhere. Every evening, the table is open with the auberge menu (starter/main course/cheese/dessert) with a reservation recommended before 12 noon. The Telemark team welcomes you with care and good humour, and is closed for the duration of the confinement period.

Monts Jura offers an ideal altitude for hiking. The Fierney gondola allows you to gain easier access to the peaks of the Jura mountain range. Marked and maintained trails await you. In winter and summer, the Le Fierney gondola lift allows to access the peaks of the Haute Chaîne du Jura more easily. From the top, the hiker is only a 2h30 walk to reach the Crêt de la Neige (1723 m), the highest point in the Jura. In summer, downhill MTB can be practised thanks to the 2 gondolas, Catheline and Fierney, enabling you to get back up easily and quickly to fully enjoy the descent on both sides of the mountain! In winter, snowshoeing allows enthusiasts to reach the summits more easily and enjoy the ridges. Please note: the gondola lift is very close to the National Nature Reserve of the Haute Chaine du Jura where specific regulations are in force. We thank you for respecting it. For more information, please consult the Nature Reserve's website.

Since 1820, this hotel has been welcoming you in an idyllic setting, on the port. A calm and bucolic atmosphere in these charming apartments, where the decoration is both refined and cosy. The opulent looking building is known for its warm welcome and setting. With its old sign, stone walls and its overhanging roof, it is as close as you can get to the gates of the medieval town of Yvoire, with its car-free lively streets. The place is listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Enjoy the calm and relaxation in a house of character, facing the lake, in exceptional comfort. at the table, you will taste an authentic and seasonal cuisine. the spa area offers you a moment of escape with treatments based on natural products Perched above the marina with the Alps as a backdrop, Villa Cécile is a charming hotel with exceptional comfort. At the edge of Lake Geneva, let yourself be guided by the charm of a house of character. Each room combines warm elegance and discreet luxury, inviting you to enjoy summer and winter, the various activities of the place: cruises on the lake, walks, swimming ... Give yourself a moment of relaxation with the spa, steam room, jacuzzi and to his care.

This town hall is dated 1846 and has a remarkable bell tower. The bell - which represents the municipality’s voice, also has importance in civil life. The republican bell tower is managed by the town mayor or the founder and chimes the call of those with rights over the wood in municipal forests, municipal councils and fire hazards, etc. However, republican bell towers were never truly able to rival with the church bells, and were usually built when the church was too far from the centre of the village. (PNRHJ - Collection patrimoine, “Heritage collection”)

Renovated and made bigger on several occasions since the 12th century, this church is constructed on the site of an old chapel and was classed a historical monument in 1906. It is home to remarkable works of art with its Eucharistic tower and statues.  On the hill overlooking the combe where this structure is built once stood a medieval castle from the 12th century, called “Du Champs des Mottes”. It was destroyed in 1691 on Louis XIV’s orders when he took over Franche-Comté. 

If you are in the mood for a short break, this calm lake offers an area to relax along the Quenot stream. From its shaded banks, observe the fish, birds and dragonflies with care in this green oasis full of life - swimming is prohibited!

Cleared by the Lemme, which has formed a wind gap here, the Morillon cliffs are a succession of vertical strata comprised of hard limestone ledges and marlstone layers that are more sensitive to erosion. This is a great location for a lesson in Jura geology: these sedimentary rocks were created around 200 million years ago, and their folds were created due to the mountain pressure between 11 million to 3 million years ago. Exposed by a geological cut, these layers are very visible and this site - which is now open to experienced climbers - is equipped with an interpretive signpost providing information of how this landscape came to exist.

At first glance, the landscape from this adapted belvedere offers mainly greenery. But take a look at its many hues: to the right, the dark gorges carved out by the Saine unfurl and open onto a small and quieter valley, where the river idly winds through a humid area before reaching a small village to your left. This is Syam, known for its smithies and Villa Palladienne.

A source of legends and history, the gorges of the Langouette are full of beauty and stories waiting to be discovered.

Departing from the church, the Langouette faerie accompanies you on this trail marked by interpretive signs which will help you to reveal the secrets of the mysterious waterfalls and gorges of the Langouette, and to admire the wild beauty of this canyon carved by the Saine up-close.

This imposing structure built in 1789, with a gambrel roof, also called a “Mansard” roof, is comprised of two stories of barns and two stories of cellars. Relays had to be able to accommodate a large number of hitches. For the Grandvallier “rollers” (road hauliers), who worked independently or on behalf of “rolling firms”, these relays were vital stop-offs. At the height of the rolling period, during the mid-19th century, rolling firms such as the famous Maison Bouvet established their own relays in major cities.

Many obstacles, weirs or dams, were long-ago built on the waterways to draw from their hydraulic power. Most of them are no longer used and still hinder the natural transportation of sediments from the river and the movement of fish. Through lack of maintenance, these run a great risk of destabilising neighbouring infrastructures. Knowledge of how waterways work has also significantly improved, encouraging their managers to work towards a more natural operation of waterways, by installing or dismantling unused weirs.

Surrounded by two forest massifs, Sur les Agrailles to the north and Mont des Ifs to the east, Narlay lake resembles a large 40-metre-deep funnel, making it the deepest natural lake in the Jura. Fed by a series of small emergences, its waters disappear into an underground outlet and feed the Chalain lake 7.5 km away as the crow flies.

Villa Cécile's restaurant focuses on local, seasonal produce, a guarantee of quality and freshness. Chef Yann Le Fevre offers tasty, creative cuisine in an idyllic setting. A house of character on the shores of Lake Geneva, Villa Cécile boasts a privileged location, an idyllic setting and distinguished cuisine to be enjoyed during a gourmet stopover, a stay, or even on the occasion of a stopover evening, a business meal, a seminar or a reception.

Le Refuge des Gourmets, a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant and bistro, offers seasonal cuisine. Let yourself be transported by Chef Hubert's cuisine and Fanny's guided service for a culinary experience. A Michelin-starred restaurant since 2016, Chef Hubert Chanove and his wife Fanny will be delighted to welcome you and introduce you to their gastronomic and bistronomic cuisine in a modern setting. A family-run establishment since 1989, the restaurant has a terrace during the summer months where you can discover the village's emblem, the raspberry ...

Want to spend a simple and friendly time? It is in Georennes that you must go. His Bistrot will welcome you around a homemade pizza or a board of local products to share; all in a mountain setting. Sale of pizzas to take away every day depending on the menu. Reservation by phone.

Come to the Arvi restaurant and enjoy traditional dishes that are no longer found elsewhere, and are one of the reasons this place has such a good reputation! You will also discover in the "salad bowls", named after a time when you only had to cross the street, a selection of new but ever so tasty creations inspired by the regions of France and further afield! As one of the restaurant's faithful customers recalled: At the Arvi, it is true when you go there you're delighted, and when you leave ... you want to go back again!!

Come and discover our region's flavours, classic dishes, vegetarian dishes and also our original creations! Our aim is to offer a seasonal cuisine which is both traditional and modern. We favour local producers who are passionate about their produces. Wines are selected using the prestigious Bettane + Desseauve wine guide and the members of the Mercure Wine Club. We also offer regional wines. To make it easier to taste them, we offer several different glass sizes. It couldn’t be more simple, just choose your wine and the quantity you would like!

Its setting, traditional by its colors and wooden tables, country for its view of the gardens, even has the appearance of distinguished guinguette with its large sunny terrace open in summer. The Chef’s menu is a sign of this bistro spirit. Back to basics with seasonal produce, worked with passion by local men and women such as Pierre Pecquery's fishmonger "du Léman à l'océan", Simon Michoud's charcuterie and Jean-Claude Cartailler's escargotière de Chevenoz, to name but a few. From the kitchen to the dining room, the conviviality of the Bistrot comes alive and spreads through the brigade, this great family of La Verniaz who work daily with the sole aim of welcoming you with talent and love of the profession. The restaurant offers families high chairs, booster seats and colouring books for younger guests.

Set in an elegant décor, the traditional cuisine is refined, creative and seasonal. Discover a cuisine which will astonish you with its subtle flavours and its original presentation. Much attention is paid to the cuisine, the produce is fresh, and the menu is changed with each season. The restaurant facilities are within a gaming establishment with slot machines, traditional games, and a bar. Admittance is only permitted to adults with an identity document and who are not banned from gaming.

Welcome to the pizzeria restaurant Le Candi in Courmangoux where you can enjoy a traditional cuisine both generous and creative. Convivial atmosphere assured. Enjoy a good meal in a warm setting! Wide choice of menus for children and adults. Pleasant terrace, bowling green. Theme evenings and karaoke evenings.

Restaurant at the foot of the Mont Myon, classified site & paraglider flight area Departure of hikes. Near the paragliding school and the climbing site of the Mont Myon. 2 rooms - Terrace Traditional homemade cooking with fresh products. Catering service - Party meals - Meal delivery

Restaurant serving local specialities savoy past and present cooked in a log fire. This restaurant is in an old Savoie house that has been tastefully renovated to exude local charm. It's worth the detour just to see the decor. Christophe serves local specialities that you won't find anywhere else such as farcement, soupe châtrée, courgette and chestnut crème brûlée all cooked on the log fire. Beautiful views of Léman on the terrace.

A warm, authentic guest house ! It is located in the heart of the Valserine valley and the Jura mountains. The rooms are tastefully decorated in a modern, mountain style. Orlane, your host, prepares delicious meals with local flavors and seasonal produce for dinner, upon reservation. Ideally located for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fishing.

A large-capacity gîte where families, friends, colleagues or associations can get together for a weekend or a week in a warm, quiet and pleasant setting. Our guests have access to 18 large rooms, including 6 with balconies, all of which overlook the mountains and forests of the Jura massif. The Gîte offers a range of different formulas, from self-catering rentals with private use of the gîte, to rooms offered on an overnight basis with breakfast and table d'hôte in the evening. The vast reception room on the first floor is the perfect place to gather for meals, play billiards or table soccer, or enjoy a drink at the bar or in the lounge in front of the fireplace. The fully-equipped professional kitchen offers a wealth of possibilities for preparing unforgettable dining experiences, which continue on the large terrace with its Barnum set up from spring to autumn, where BBQs and aperitifs are a regular feature during the summer months. Our sauna is much appreciated by our sporty guests who want to enjoy a moment of comfort after physical exertion, or who simply want to relax.

In the heart of the Monts Jura with a host of facilities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible! Résidence Les Berlicants offers modern, comfortable, fully-equipped apartments for two to eleven people. In the center of the village of Mijoux, in the immediate vicinity, you'll find hiking trails through forests and alpine pastures, downhill and cross-country ski slopes in winter, and thrilling activities on the Faucille site such as the giant zip line, tobogganing on rails and much more. In the center of Mijoux, an authentic Jura village on the border of the Ain and Jura departments, the Lélex and Les Rousses resorts are within easy reach, offering a wide range of activities!

29/09/2019 > 25/04/2020 Located near Lake Geneva and Switzerland, in the foothills of the Jura mountains facing the Alps, Divonne is an authentic destination for winter holiday escapes, skiing, and hiking… 25/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 Camp at a magnificent wooded site lying between the Jura and Mont Blanc mountains and Lake Geneva. Welcome to the Pays de Gex, at the border of Swiss Romandie. Enjoy the thermal baths at Divonne and the campsite’s swimming pool.

For a couple's getaway, it's the ideal place to relax in peace and quiet. Nestled in the heart of a charming Jura house, this establishment enjoys a south-easterly exposure, offering sunny, soothing views. The rooms are ideally suited to couples seeking privacy and special moments, while enjoying a private relaxation area with sauna and balneotherapy for total relaxation. This accommodation is exclusively for adults.

Valérie and Marie-Flore invite you to stay in their friendly gîte. For one night or more, with friends or on your own, come and stay in a 19th century building. Situated in a ski resort and on the Jura mountain route, you'll be at the heart of all kinds of outdoor activities. The cuisine is family-style, with Valérie in the kitchen preparing delicious regional produce, as well as concocting specialities from elsewhere. Every evening, the table is open with the auberge menu (starter/main course/cheese/dessert) with a reservation recommended before 12 noon. The Telemark team welcomes you with care and good humour, and is closed for the duration of the confinement period.

Approved by Jeunesse et Sports, Educ. Nationale, DDAS, affiliated with Ligue de l'enseignement. The center offers courses and activities according to the season: discovery class, snow class, multi-activities. The residence offers free rental of all or part of the premises, which include a professional kitchen, 2 catering rooms, an 80 m2 multi-purpose room, and four adaptable classrooms/activity rooms for educational stays in line with the teacher's/educator's/coach's pedagogical project. The vacation center combines four buildings, linked by corridors that allow you to move around without leaving the building. The accommodation comprises 90 places divided into 29 rooms (2 to 6 places) with shared sanitary facilities, including 2 PMR-accessible rooms with private sanitary facilities. The rooms are close to sanitary facilities equipped with washbasins and individual showers. The ESF can accompany you on mid-mountain hikes, ski tours, bike rides and snowshoe treks. The residence also caters for individuals, with overnight stays for hikers in the Dombes building.

In the heart of the Haute chaîne du Jura, the La Loge refuge welcomes you to an exceptional site! A summer and winter guarded mountain hut at 1436 m altitude, situated on the GR9 and close to the Lélex-Crozet ski area, enjoy an overnight stay, a break or a tasty meal during your getaway to the Crêt de la Neige, hosted by Cathy & Franck. Not far from the Haute Chaîne du Jura Nature Reserve, please respect its regulations.

Since 1820, this hotel has been welcoming you in an idyllic setting, on the port. A calm and bucolic atmosphere in these charming apartments, where the decoration is both refined and cosy. The opulent looking building is known for its warm welcome and setting. With its old sign, stone walls and its overhanging roof, it is as close as you can get to the gates of the medieval town of Yvoire, with its car-free lively streets. The place is listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Enjoy the calm and relaxation in a house of character, facing the lake, in exceptional comfort. at the table, you will taste an authentic and seasonal cuisine. the spa area offers you a moment of escape with treatments based on natural products Perched above the marina with the Alps as a backdrop, Villa Cécile is a charming hotel with exceptional comfort. At the edge of Lake Geneva, let yourself be guided by the charm of a house of character. Each room combines warm elegance and discreet luxury, inviting you to enjoy summer and winter, the various activities of the place: cruises on the lake, walks, swimming ... Give yourself a moment of relaxation with the spa, steam room, jacuzzi and to his care.