Discover Beaumotte-aubertans, Haute-Saône, Franche-Comté

As this trail crosses the Strasbourg – Molsheim – St Dié and Strasbourg – Sélestat – Colmar railway lines, it can be done stage by stage and you can easily return to your starting point.

Roaming along the roads of the historical centre, this city tour will take you on a discovery of Pontarlier’s emblematic locations: architectural, historical and symbolic city buildings, the banks of the Doubs and a viewpoint over the city. From the Tourist Office (), descend rue de la Gare to rue de la République.Head to Place d’Arçon, on your left. From here, you can see the Saint-Pierre gate at the end of the road.From the square, take rue de la Halle near the theatre. At the end of the road, head to the old barracks via place des Bernardines and place Cretin, on your right. Go to the bridge across the Doubs by heading through place Jules Pagnier and rue de Morteau.From here, make a round trop (1.2 km) to the Armand Guy distillery via rue des Lavaux.On returning to rue de Morteau, enter the park on the edge of the Doubs and follow the embankments on a little adapted path; this will take you to the other side of the park. Join up with rue de la République by leaving the park through rue Julez Mathez, where you will find the Jeanne d’Arc high school.   On arriving at rue de la République, head left until you reach another bridge over the Doubs. From here, make a round trip to the Hospital to observe its facade and the two chapels that can be seen from the road.On returning to rue de la République, after crossing the bridge once more, head down rue Montrieux and take rue Gambetta on your right to reach place Saint-Bénigne and the church. From the square, head to the train station vie rue Tissot. From here, you can head directly to the Tourist Office via rue de la Gare. You can also make a round trip of under 2 km to the Chapelle de l’Espérance, with a stunning viewpoint over the whole city. It can be accessed by heading down rocade George Pompidou until you come to rue du Stand, then head under the railway and take rue de la Chapelle (yellow waymarking) directly to the viewpoint.

Access: From Remiremont go to Val-d'Ajol, go to the church. Parking: Park at Place du Sô. Distance: 11 km / Duration: 3 h 30 / Difference in height: 390m / Marking: Green disc. 1) From the church, follow the road to Saint-Bresson (former Gerbe d'Or brewery). Take the forest path and then a tarmac track leading off to the left to an inhabited clearing. Go around the dwellings by a forest track to the top of the mountain (old quarries on the left on the summit used to build the church). Follow the ridge path through the large Scots pines without leaving the forest. 2) At the junction with a tarmac path, head towards the farm on the left (fountain). At the first bend, a path on the left descends through a beech forest. Through a succession of small paths, reach the bottom of the Hamanxard valley (old workers' housing estate, school, farms). 3) The D20 at the bottom of the valley offers a shortcut in case of fatigue or unforeseen circumstances. If you choose to continue, cross the hamlet of Leyval straight ahead (several calvaries). A new ascent begins on a dirt track after a succession of fountains. 4) When you reach the hamlet of Les Granges de Leyval, turn sharply left after the last building. Continue along a grassy path in the direction of the television relay station on the other side (panoramic view of Faymont, Les Feuillées and the Val-d'Ajol). 5) Go down on a small road towards the village of Val-d'Ajol, which you can soon see. 6) Go down through the pastures on a grassy path. After crossing a wetland area often covered with periwinkle, take the path on the right. 7) At the hamlet of La Rochotte (17th century cross and viewpoint), follow the right-hand track which runs down the rest of the hill and leads back to the village by the road.

Access: From Remiremont, cross the Val-d'Ajol to the Town Hall. Parking: Park on the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville and go to the Maison de la randonnée. Distance: 6 km / Duration: 2 h 30 / Difference in height: 170m / Marking: Blue ring. 1) From the Maison de la Randonnée du Val-d'Ajol, follow the road to the right and then to the right again on the route de Plombières. Walk along the basketball court and then the Combeauté river and cross the De Buyer bridge. Turn right and follow for 200m the D23 leading to Fougerolles, then a street on the left towards the hamlet of Fricounot (chalot, fountain, calvary). 2) Go up a grassy path on the left. Take a sloping path to the right into the forest. At the end of the wood, follow the fence by a narrow path and reach the top of the hill (the and reach the top of the hill (beautiful panorama towards the Haute-Saône and the Haute Marne). 3) Back on the tarmac, follow on the left a communal path serving a few isolated farms amidst cherry and plum orchards. 4) At the Moulin Banvoie (locality with a calvary dating from 1678), follow the road to St Bresson to the right for 500m, until the next bend. Take the left-hand path which passes between two old farms and reaches the centre of the village via the former Gerbe d'Or brewery, which stopped producing beer in 1943.

Access: From Remiremont go to Val-d'Ajol, go to the Town Hall. Parking: Park near the town hall and the Maison de la randonnée. Distance: 9.4 km / Duration: 2 h / Difference in height: 270m / Marking: Red ring. 1) Take the road to Plombières and after the first bend to the left, turn right onto the rising road, then very quickly leave the road and turn right onto a rising path. 2) Before the forest house, cross the road and continue opposite towards La Feuillée Nouvelle. Make a small diversions towards the Fontaine Siméon. From the viewpoint, go into the forest towards the relay, then the old quarries and the Hôtel Enfoncé. 3) Take the small road and continue towards the Feuillée Dorothée (viewpoint). Retrace your steps and go down towards the Val d'Ajol.

Access: East of Val-d'Ajol. Parking: Park in the car park in Outremont. Distance: 7,7 km / Duration: 2 h 30 / Difference in height: 220m / Signs: red ring. 1 Leave from the hamlet of Outremont (a visitor's car park has been provided at a crossroads). Head towards the densest and oldest part of the hamlet. Walk through the hamlet from bottom to top (numerous fountains and calvaries). 2 A dirt track on the right leads to the so-called "Angleys" (the largest calvary in the commune, but it is missing its cross). 3 Continue up the road, turning left at the first opportunity and then right before reaching a farm. 4 Walk 200m round trip to see one of the oldest carved crosses from the 17th century. Continue towards the forest. Cross the tarmac road. 5 Take a path that marks the boundary between Lorraine and Franche-Comté with some very special boundary markers (St André cross and Lorraine cross). 6 Leave the border path on the left to join the small road to Combelles. At the next crossroads, take a gravel road that passes the ONF refuge chalet. 7 Cross a large crossroads where several forest tracks converge. Go down a short steep slope to the left. The path joins a tarmac road downstream. Follow it to finish the route.

Access: From Remiremont, go to Val-d'ajol. Parking: opposite the Peugeot garage, route de Plombières. Distance: 7.5 km / Duration: 2 h 30 / Difference in height: 100m / Signs: green ring. 1) Leave the car park in the direction of the church. Turn right before the bridge and walk along the river to the next bridge. Cross the De Buyer bridge and head towards the Post Office (1719 cross on the right of the Post Office). Go back in the direction of the church. Go back to the small square in rue de Plombières (border marker). Continue to the small square at the foot of the church, opposite the bakery (a 17th century cross). Go up the main street for 200m, passing the war memorial. 2) In the middle of a small square, go towards the Gravel cross (named after a former tabellion general). Continue along the main road to the next crossroads. Follow the Rue du Prieuré d'Hérival which leads to the old station. Walk along the square on the right. At the next crossroads, turn left onto the D20 in the direction of Hamanxard or rue des Mousses. Along the wall of the hotel, a path leads to a place of meditation (imitation of the grotto at Lourdes). 3) Continue along rue des Mousses (D20). On the pavement on the right are three old calvaries (two from the 17th century, one from 1803). Then branch off onto the route de Rapaumont (the Jean Sauvé cross at the crossroads). 4) At the bottom of the hill after a small bridge, a 500m loop leads to the hamlet of La Rochotte (1636 cross and panoramic view of the Val-d'Ajol). Back at the bottom of the hill, walk along the meadow to the hamlet of Bouchâtel. Take the D23 on the right. 5) Stop at Les Chênes (three crosses to visit). After this small hamlet, follow the small road of La Banvoie to the left. 6) At the hamlet called le Pied du Mont (one cross) turn left. 7) At La Banvoie, go back 100m to the right (2 crosses). 8) At the Mésaubé (a cross on the left), go back 30m then head towards the Granges (a cross) and the Cross (a small calvary from 1601). 9) Turn right towards Le Moncel. 10) In the hamlet of Moncel (an old cross at the crossroads), go back 100m to the right (second cross) and return to the starting point by the left-hand street.

Mountain bike circuit AC8 Red - 25 km - Difference in altitude 580 m Start coordinates: N 47 55'36.505" E 006 28'53.318" The Tour du Val-d'Ajol on both sides of the Combeauté valley with its two difficult climbs, the first on the south side towards the Hôtel Enfoncé and its plateau (descent via the Faymont waterfall), the second on the north side via the Géhard waterfall to the magnificent little village of Girmont-Val-d'Ajol, all with a panoramic view of the whole valley.

DEPARTING FROM LAUSANNE, HEAD TO THE MEDIEVAL TOWN OF GRUYÈRES, HOME TO THE FAMOUS SWISS CHEESE! Departing from Lausanne, head to the medieval town of Gruyères, home to the famous Swiss cheese!  Leave Lausanne by bus and climb up into the alpine pastures to reach Gruyères.  After a tour around the town, your guide will take you to a Swiss chocolate factory to show you how famous Swiss chocolate is made.  Then head to an old alpine cheese factory. Enjoy a Swiss cheese tasting and learn more about the national dish: fondue.  Learn to make your own Swiss fondue and try the traditional dish.  After your meal, relax and climb on board the Golden Express, a panoramic train which crosses the alpine pastures and the heights of Lake Geneva. Enjoy incredible views of the lake and the Alps. When you get off the train, get back on your bus and head to Lavaux and its terraced vineyards. Try the wines of Lavaux, alongside some sausage and cheese.  You will be taken back to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER ONLY

FROM LAUSANNE, DISCOVER THE TOWN OF MONTREUX AND THE MEDIEVAL CHILLON CASTLE! DEPARTING FROM LAUSANNE, DISCOVER THE TOWN OF MONTREUX AND THE MEDIEVAL CHILLON CASTLE!  Departing from Lausanne, climb on board your bus and head to the town of Vevey on Lake Geneva. If the weather allows, climb on board a steamboat and cross the lake to reach Chillon Castle. Make the most of a guided tour of this fortified castle, built in the 16th century and hidden by Lake Geneva!  After your visit, you will head back towards Montreux by bus. You will make a stop to enjoy some free time in the town. At the heart of the town, make the most of the unique and relaxing atmosphere in the centre of the Swiss Riviera. Do some shopping or simply soak up the town’s “jazzy” atmosphere.  Then get back on your bus and head to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE BETWEEN MARCH AND DECEMBER

Discover the town of Evian during a return cruise from Lausanne! DISCOVER THE TOWN OF EVIAN DURING A ROUND-TRIP CRUISE FROM LAUSANNE! Climb on board and set off across the calm waters of Lake Geneva. You'll reach the town of Evian after a 45-minute crossing.  Once you have arrived you will be able to freely explore the town, famous the world over for its sources of mineral water. 

SET OFF TO DISCOVER VEVEY DURING A BOAT TRIP ON LAKE GENEVA! Set off to discover Vevey during a boat trip on Lake Geneva!  Departing from Lausanne, set off on an hour long cruise on the calm waters of Lake Geneva.  Head to the town of Vevey on the Swiss Riviera and enjoy some free time in the town before climbing back on board your boat to get back to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER ONLY

DISCOVER THE TERRACED VINEYARDS OF LAVAUX WITH THIS SIGHTSEEING CRUISE FROM LAUSANNE! Discover the terraced vineyards of Lavaux with this sightseeing cruise from Lausanne!  Climb on board and leave Lausanne behind to discover the waters of Lake Geneva and gaze upon the terraced vineyards of Lavaux from your boat.  Admire the hillside vineyards, planted on narrow terraces since the 6th century. This incredible site is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site!  In just 1 hour 20 minutes soak up the unique atmosphere of Lake Geneva and relax on board as the boat passes by the villages of Pully, Lutry and Cully. SEASONAL ACTIVITY: OFFER AVAILABLE FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER ONLY

Set off on a steamboat cruise on Lake Geneva and travel from Lausanne to Geneva! Set off on a steamboat cruise on Lake Geneva and travel from Lausanne to Geneva! Set off on a 4 hour cruise of Lake Geneva and admire the beauty of Switzerland from the water. Once you’re settled on your boat, make the most of the stops at Coppet, Nyon, Yvoire, Rolle and Morges to discover the villages on the edge of the lake, before heading to Lausanne!  THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE BETWEEN APRIL AND OCTOBER ONLY

Historic, cultural and winemaking centre in Haute-Savoie, the Castle de Ripaille is also one of the biggest and most remarkable natural sites on the banks of Lake Geneva. By its grandeur, its charm, its memories, Ripaille is one of the most beautiful domains on the shores of Lake Geneva. In the Middle Ages, a semi-religious retreat of the first Duke of Savoy, Amédée VIII, in the 17th and 18th centuries, a Carthusian monastery, protected from the "century" by the high wall that still surrounds it today, in 1900 the property of a great industrialist and aesthete, Ripaille has always been a place where residents and visitors come to "recharge their batteries". The visit of the site of Ripaille plunges the visitor in the time of the counts of Savoy in the XIIIth century and evokes the reign of the first Duke of Savoy, the great Amédée VIII and the history of the Carthusian monks, owners of the domain from the XVIIth century until the French Revolution. This fresco ends with the fabulous architectural adventure of the 1900 Restoration when the dream of a great Alsatian industrialist made Ripaille a total work of art! Since this year, the dining room of the Engel-Gros family and the kitchen of the castle are refurnished and put back in function, come and discover this unique reconstitution of the daily life in the Belle Epoque! Beyond history, visiting Ripaille means discovering a preserved nature, an exceptional land and magnificent gardens between Dent d'Oche and Lake Geneva. Come for a visit, a professional or cultural event, a private party or to taste the Ripaille AOC wine produced on site. The Castle is the seat of a Foundation, created in 1976, which works for the conversation, the valorization and the animation of this monument. The preservation of the environment is at the center of its concerns. * The visit of Ripaille is for young and old, with: - The Amédée room dedicated to the presentation of medieval Savoyard civilization through the presentation of stained glass windows, numismatics, and original manuscripts. - The reconstitution of the old kitchen of the Château de Ripaille and the dining room of the Belle Epoque: kitchen utensils, original objects, tableware, come and discover the modernity of Ripaille with the automatic windows or the dumbwaiter linking the first floor to the second floor. - The film "Ripaille through time" in a specially dedicated projection room recounting the history of the Château de Ripaille. - The free visit of the castle: the castle can be visited freely from April to October and during school vacations, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 6 pm (closing at 5 pm on Saturdays), with the help of a paper documentation and audio guides in French, English and German. - A special tour for children: spend a convivial moment with your family and follow Aymonet Corviaux, carpenter, architect and builder of Ripaille in 1434, through the maze of the castle. This tour will take you from the large terrace with a panoramic view of the lake, to the old cellars and medieval moats. - The "Workshops in a mess. Wednesdays at Ripaille": creative and educational workshops offered every Wednesday, according to the opening calendar of the Castle. - A temporary exhibition renewed every year. Guided tours provided by professional guides. Services include both the visit and the tasting or the visit, tasting and meal. Many formulas are possible. The Fondation Ripaille will study all requests by email visite@ripaille.fr or by phone 04 50 26 64 44.

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.

More than a hotel restaurant, this is a friendly place embedded in the wall that closes the medieval city of Yvoire built around its castle in 1306. You'll love its terrace and no-fuss café. Sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. Address of charm and character, "Le Vieux Logis" is a hotel restaurant nestled within the ramparts of the medieval village of Yvoire. The architecture, typical and historical, is the testimony of this past so present. The restaurant unveils its little cafe, a place of reflection and sharing.

Looking for advice, an idea for a day out or accommodation? Come and talk to us, and we'll give you all the information and recommendations you need for a perfect stay in the destination! Our holiday advisors are at your service all year round: - personalized information & advice - tourist information on the whole department and neighboring Switzerland - documentation on local events - documentation for local residents on annual activities and agendas - itineraries for local footpaths - maps of Chablais Geopark must-see sites - tickets for selected events (concerts, shows, etc.) - lake cruises - sale of fishing permits - registration for events organized by the tourist office - sale of Pass Léman (discounts on a wide range of mountain and lake activities around Lake Geneva on the French side) - rental of electric-assist bicycles (in summer) - book guided tours of Yvoire and Nernier The BIT invites you to discover our destination from every angle. Looking for a break on the shores of Lake Geneva? We offer a range of turnkey and tailor-made packages! Would you like to organize a stay for your group? Our receptive service offers turnkey excursions and can adapt to your needs by creating an à la carte product.

In the heart of Val-d'Ajol, a 17th-century cross stands out for its diamond shape decorated with fleur-de-lys. At its centre, Christ, head bowed, is surrounded by the Virgin Mary and Saint John, symbols of compassion and faith. The Val-d'Ajol, with its 145 crosses, three of which are listed as Historic Monuments, has a remarkable religious heritage. This cross is part of the largest Way of the Cross in Christendom, offering an exceptionally rich spiritual and cultural journey.

Known as the Jérenceau or Jaranceau cross, this crossroads cross dates from 1626 and was restored in 1750. On one side, Christ with a flattened chest, girded by a heavy drapery, is depicted. On the right, under the arm of the cross, is Saint Magdalene, her head veiled, while on the left is Saint John. On the reverse, the square-jawed Virgin holds the naked Child on her lap. Saint Paul is shown holding his keys to the shaft, a symbol of his authority. Listed as a historic monument since 1926, it is one of 145 crosses in the Val-d'Ajol and forms part of the largest Way of the Cross in Christendom.

Built in 1771 based on the design of the knight d’Arçon, to replace the entrance across the ramparts, the Saint-Pierre entrance is now one of the symbols of Pontarlier. Remodelled during the 12th century, it has kept its classical style and is listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments. Adorned with lines reminiscent of the Arc de Triomphe, the entrance appears like a crown atop the rue de la République and marks a symbolic transition from the more contemporary districts and the historic centre. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

During the early 20th century, the theatre was built as a reception hall above the Pontarlier market-hall. These market-halls are reminiscent of the large fairs that have been held in the city since the 13th century. During the 14th century, these fairs experienced a boom when the Col de Jougne (15 km south) became a commercial crossing point between the North Sea and the Mediterranean. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

Armand Guy distillery, now known as Pierre Guy, was founded in 1890 and is classed as a Living Heritage Enterprise. Much like Maison Pernod, it is passed down through the family, with four generations having already been at the reins. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

These barracks, which were built with some of the money allocated by Louis XV to reconstruct Pontarlier after the fire in 1736, could house up to 200 men and just as many horses. The two L-shaped buildings were linked by a huge door, however, the municipality refused to close the square on the other side. This place was therefore split between a place of armament and a public place. In 1922, the door was removed, to allow for better circulation. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

The congregation of Les Annonciades Célestes de Pontarlier was established in 1609 by six young women from Pontarlier. The monastery’s baroque-style door, created by the sculptor Joseph Guyon, can still be admired. Its portal, which has been classed a historical monument, was completed in 1715 based on the plans set out by Nicolas Callier, an architect and entrepreneur from Besançon, and was later modified during the 19th century. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

At the heart of the historic centre is the vast expanse offered by the Place d’Arçon where the town hall and the Pontarlier museum are both located. The first was completed in 1838 and originally housed an indoor market on the ground floor. The museum is located in one of the city’s oldest buildings, a combination of three houses, the oldest of which dates back to the 15th century. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

A former coach house, to which it owes its name, the La Poste brewery received the 20th Century Heritage label for its Art-Deco style. It is also famous for having been the place where “Septième Juré” starring Bernard Blier and “Les Granges Brûlées” starring Simone Signoret and Alain Delon were both filmed. (PNRH - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

Restaurant open on a hundred-year-old park, proposing a modern, creative cuisine, rich in flavors and inspired by the Vosges region. We offer quick menus (16.00€) or daily menus (22.00€) from Monday to Friday for lunch. 10 km from Plombières and 16km from Remiremont. Local and gastronomic cuisine. Family meals, weddings, seminars, associations, groups (up to 350 people). Dining room renovated in a contemporary style. Culinary specialties: Andouille du Val d'Ajol/ Chariot of cheeses from the country of chalots/ Chariot of desserts/ Sweetbread heart Closing : Sunday evening except July - August. Annual closing from 12/12 to 27/12 and the first fortnight of March.

Traditional restaurant, offering bistronomic and inventive cuisine, in the unique and original setting of a Napoleonic wagon. A cuisine for all tastes and budgets! Terrace in fine weather. 12 km from Remiremont. Products, quality cheeses and wines selected from local and regional suppliers. Enjoy a unique experience by organising your events in the restaurant: group meals, banquets, birthday parties...

Come and enjoy a meal in an unusual setting with a view of the animals, in a cosy family setting. Unique menu to suit all tastes.... service on a large table d'hôte, for more conviviality. The inn can accommodate a maximum of fifteen people. Reservations required.

Located in the heart of Bains Les Bains, quiet thermal resort in the Vosges forest. The hotel is only open during the themal period (april to october).

Le Chaudron offers a traditional cuisine with regional flavours. You can enjoy local dishes prepared with local products. Various menus and boards. Open every day at noon. Booking compulsory. Parking and terrace. Menu of the day: €20 on Sunday, €12, 50 during the week, Dish of the day €8.

Come and enjoy a meal in our pizza restaurant. We offer a cuisine prepared with quality products, which will satisfy your palate. With a capacity of 20 covers, we have a terrace for when the good season is here. With family or friends, we welcome you in a friendly atmosphere.

CLOSED UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 2025 FOR WORK! In old farm of 1630, regional cuisine made from products of close producers. With family, bus, on foot, by bike or motorbike ... you will be welcomed simply but warmly ... Card, vegetarian dishes, formula, Vosges menu, route menu des chalots. Seminar. Hiking trails, cross-country skiing nearby. Specialties: Vosges salad, quiche lorraine, homemade terrine, Andouille du Val d'Ajol, smoked with wood, pork leg stuffed with andouillette, rabbit, poultry, munster, sheep's cheese, pie, farm ice cream, cottage cheese farmer. Saturday, Sunday noon and holidays. Weekdays for groups (reservation). In July / August: every day except Monday.

The Wissgrutt farmhouse is located on the Alsatian side of the Ballon d'Alsace. Panoramic viewpoint over the Alsace plain, the Doller valley, the Vosges peaks, the Territoire de Belfort and, further on, the Swiss Alps and the Mont-Blanc massif.

Offers a simple menu card according to the season with fresh, local and homemade products. Offers a personalized welcome with the privatization of the establishment for group meals or organization of events.

Need a gourmet break during your adventure? Stop by the snack bar and treat yourself to a selection of refreshing snacks and drinks. A wide variety of choices to satisfy your sweet or savoury cravings.

Come and recharge your batteries in the Southern Vosges in a chalet, at the gates of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park. You can relax while enjoying nature, hiking or cycling. The chalet is located 2km from the center of the village with its shops and the Tourist Office (Maison de la Randonnée). Close to Plombières-les-Bains and Luxueil-les-Bains, this gite is ideal for spa guests. Located 45km from Gérardmer and La Bresse, you can also escape to the ski slopes in the winter season. Classified 3 stars, this cottage has all the comforts with on the ground floor: living room in the veranda with a view of nature, living room with sofa, TV and pellet stove (not included) open to fully equipped kitchen, 1 bedroom with 1 2p bed, bathroom with Italian shower, separate WC. Upstairs: 1 mezzanine with double sofa bed, 1 bedroom with 1 double bed. Linens provided. Possibility to rent household linen.

Detached 30m² house for 4 people located in a quiet location near the forest, 2.5 km from the town center of Val-d'Ajol, 9 km from Plombières and 7 km from Fougerolles (70). Pleasant place for nature lovers and hikers. Marked hiking and mountain biking trails nearby. Ground floor: Entrance, living room-kitchen, bathroom with walk-in shower, separate WC. Upstairs: 1 bedroom with 1 double bed, 1 living room with sofa bed for 2 people. Private outdoor courtyard and garden. Electricity extra.

2-star family camping on the edge of the forest in the South of the Vosges. Quiet, surrounded by big forests, ponds and rivers, it is close to the Spa of Bains-les-Bains. There are thousands of choices when it comes to walks and bike or horse rides. Large camping spots, 7 mobiles homes to rent. Marked mountain bike itineraries from the camping, cycling (“voie bleue” along the Vosges Canal, 2km away), walking, fishing nearby. A la carte evening meals, Wi-fi everywhere. Children's pool, playground and petanque area, volleyball, table tennis, tennis court.

2-star family camping on the edge of the forest in the South of the Vosges. Quiet, surrounded by big forests, ponds and rivers, it is close to the Spa of Bains-les-Bains. There are thousands of choices when it comes to walks and bike or horse rides. Large camping spots, 7 mobiles homes to rent. Marked mountain bike itineraries from the camping, cycling (“voie bleue” along the Vosges Canal, 2km away), walking, fishing nearby. A la carte evening meals, Wi-fi everywhere. Children's pool, playground and petanque area, volleyball, table tennis, tennis court.

Opening 24/04/2020 > 20/09/2020 Huttopia La Plage Blanche campsite in Ounans welcomes you in an exceptional natural setting in the heart of the Jura. Fishing in the river, swimming in the pool, tranquillity, and relaxation all await you!

In the south of the Vosges, at the foot of the Massif Vosgien, in the calm of the countryside and between the thermal baths of Bains-les-Bains (8km), Plombières-les-Bains (14km) and Luxeuil-les-Bains (21km), you will stay in a flat in the owner's house. Own garden and separate entrance. Accommodation for 4 or 6 persons. You will get two beautiful independent bedrooms with double beds and two single beds on the mezzanine. Equipped kitchen and living room with television and wood stove on the ground floor and a second reading room on the first floor. Shower room with basin, Italian shower and WC. Private garden with garden furniture, barbecue and patio. Closed storage for skis / bikes / motorbikes possible.

Cottage of 87 m² for 6 people, in the house owners completely independent in a quiet hamlet. Close to hiking trails. 2.5 km from the center of Val-d 'Ajol and 13 km from the spa town of Plombières-les-Bains. Composed of a sitting area with TV, large kitchen open to the dining room, 1 bedroom with 1 bed 140/190 and a bedroom with 1 bed 140/190 and 2 beds 90/190, bathroom and separate toilet . Rates: from 280 € to 390 € the week, 600 € the cure (except July / August), 150 € the Weekend

Totally independent flat of 45m² on the garden level in the owner's house. Access from parking with steps. Entrance hallway with separate toilet. Small fully equipped kitchen. Dining room / living room with sofa bed for 2 persons. Bedroom with 1 double bed and ample storage space with en-suite shower room, towel dryer, bed made on arrival. Charges included up to 100 kwh/week. Beyond that, extra charge per kwh: 0.25 €/kwh. Pleasant corner for nature lovers, with a magnificent view from the private terrace and outdoor dining area.

For 50 years, the Daval-Bongeot family welcomes you in this beautiful bourgeois house, in the heart of a gently rolling country where tradition and sweetness of life will be your atmosphere of every moment.

Once used to store farm grain, the chalot (or chello) has found an original use here, transformed into unusual accommodation. Double bed, dry toilets, toilet pitcher, shared sanitary facilities nearby. Private terrace. Sauna The nightly rate includes breakfast terroir for 2 people. A "Chello" package is available: overnight stay + breakfast + local dinner + house aperitif (ask the accommodation provider).