Discover Maisod from Camping Trelachaume

From Maisod, whose castle once welcomed the poet Lamartine, this easy hike offers a walk along the lake of Vouglans and an immersion into the aromas of pine and boxwood. From MAISOD, the trail follows (yellow waymarking) rue Pont-de-la-Pyle to the Chapel before descending to To the well. Ascend the rue du Château to your left (low wall with half-moon stones) and follow a farm path (on the left, a reservoir in cut stone used today for fire control). The trail heads into a forest planted with pine trees and comes to a rocky boundary. Quickly descend to Sur la Fratte, cutting through the boxwood. The BELVEDERE OF SUR LA FRATTE can be reached within 10 minutes there and back to your right (yellow and red waymarking and then yellow waymarking). Head to a forest platform and follow a wide path to your left that descends to the viewpoint over the lake. On returning to Sur la Fratte, the well-shaded trail heads south (yellow and red waymarking) (boxwood, oak trees, fir trees, white birch trees). After the water treatment plant, the trail crosses a wide path and descends to the edge of the beach (picnic tables). Follow this “coastal” trail to the left, and then take the road above the port. Head past a holiday village and take the road to reach La Pierre Fendue. Head up the steep path to your left (yellow waymarking) towards a campsite. Head past a forest clearing and exit onto the route du Mont du Cerf at the Trélachaume campsite. Follow this road to the left for 50 meters, and then go right twice towards Maisod. Take the trail through the forest to your left, on the right of a football pitch. At the first houses in Maisod, take rue des Cyclamens to the left, then head down rue du Château until you come to the foot of the Chapel. Head back to the MAISOD town hall parking lot the same way you came.

Crossing by boat from the Bellecin Boating Center: Reservation prior to 03.84.25.41.37. Discount depending on the number of people

This hike, mainly through forests, offers several beautiful escapes and especially access to the Fyète well, a geological curiosity that is typical to karstic environments. From the Fountain square, the trail takes the road northbound (yellow waymarking), until it exits the hamlet at Côte de Guy. The road gradually heads up to the right, through a forest, until its reaches the ridge. Branch off to the right and follow a path until you come to a first opening to the east (viewpoint onto the Roche d’Antre) Continue for around 500m to access FYETE WELL. The well can be reached within 5 mins there and back. Descend to the left and access to edge of the well. Back at “chemin de crête”, head south (viewpoint to the west over the villages of Coulouvre and, further along, Charchilla). In the background, locate the furrow in the Ain valley occupied by the Lake of Vouglans). Head past the viewpoint and descend to la Baume. Turn right to descend on a rocky trail that, after two zigzags, comes to the hamlet of Coulouvre. Take the D 296 to the right for a few meters to reach your starting point.

From Moirans-en-Montagne, the circuit - which is quite technical in the forest sections at the beginning and the end of the trail and which is hilly along the old Roman road - heads through the Sapey plateau, also nicknamed “The Desert” due to the dryness of its soil. From the MOIRANS-EN-MONTAGNE signpost, (), follow “route de Saint-Laurent” to the left in front of the high school (red MTB waymarking no. 108). Head past the cemetery and turn left in the industrial area. Head past the water treatment plant and continue right on the path that heads under the D 470 towards Sous le Pont. Reach En Var to your right via the white path and then take the muddy trail bordered by trees to your left to reach Champ Piernet. Follow the grassy trail to your left that soon becomes stony and heads through the Bois de la Réfrèche with its two viewpoints over the Vouglans lake, before exiting at Les Araignées. Follow the road that runs alongside the départementale road and ascend the bank to the Regardoir parking lot. Soak up the view over the lake, head along the left of the parking lot and find the LE REGARDOIR crossroads; a trail burrows into the forest to your left.Follow the path that is stony in places and that brushes along the départementale road, then take an abandoned road to reach an inn. Take the D 301 to your left for 40 m and turn right onto the white path parallel to the road. This straight path heads down below the church towards the Voie Romaine crossroads (a rather complicated crossroads, pay attention to the waymarking).Head straight across the crossroads to follow the old roman road (red MTB waymarking no. 107) without really changing direction, crossing a road and coming to Sapey pasture (which fell victim to a fire in 2018 which deeply affected its landscape).Turn right onto a white path through dry grasslands (cattle grids), head past En Sapoy and reach La Croix de Sac. Take the underground road to your right that crosses under the D 470. Follow the road into the village to reach the MEUSSIA crossroads. Take the first road on your right to the D 27 and follow the D 27 to La Guille. Cross the road and take the shaded white path opposite you that gradually ascends into the forest. After a short descend into the pastures, reach the village of Coulouvre through Côte de Guy.  Head through the village, past COULOUVRE and En Chaspereille, and continue on the D 296 to a hamlet. Descend to your left on exiting the hamlet, using a path to the centre of the village of CRENANS (fountain). Taking the road to your left (Red MTB waymarking no. 108), head to Sous la Crochère.Take the stony and earthy path to your right into the forest. Head past a sand pit and join up with a small road. Quickly turn left (discovery trail: The soaring lake) and follow a path that is very stony in places along a wetland, called l’Etang. Exit at La Bessoule onto a cement road. Head up this steep road towards the left. Take the path to your left, just before a farm, through a clearing for 100 m (two agricultural gates to open and close) to head back down to La Montée de la Bessoule in Moirans-en-Montagne.Cross the road and continue towards the Pierre Vernotte high school to the parking lot you started in.

Hiking around this lake is the Grande Randonnée de Pays of 82km, do able over 2 – 4 days on foot and it will enable you to discover all the attractions of this magnificent huge lake: the giant potholes in Pont de Poitte, the bridge of la Pyle, the dam wall, the beaches of Surchauffant, Bellecin and la Mercantine, etc. It is also possible to do this circuit by mountain bike.

Circuit of initiation which borrows mainly small roads and very rolling ways.

Long course which borrows forest trails, stones and little road. The most difficulties are located after Plaisia, before St Christophe and in the mountain of Ecrille. This circuit has the advantage of passing near several villages.

At the foot of long wooded cliffs, where herds of chamois like to hide, the two romantic lakes of Étival can be found, remnants of the glaciers that used to cover and plane the Jura during the Quaternary. From ETIVAL – THE LAKES, follow the road (yellow waymarking) that cuts between the two Lakes to reach The top of the Lakes. Continue to the right, heading past and along the Great Lake (peat bogs south of the lake) to join up with a forest path at the A Tout Fromant crossroads. To the left, the forest path will lead you to the Chemin du Calvaire (waterfalls). Then climb up the path to your left, that leads to the ridge at La Sea.  The path continues along the wooded ridge to the left, from which you can make out the discrete lake of la Fauge to the right in its combe. Head to L’Espinois, on the edge of the forest road. Head back up the ridge to the left and follow the gravel trail. Using this trail, join up with the road (a steep descent on a narrow trail through the trees) and reach the BELVEDERE OF THE ETIVAL LAKES. Follow the forest path to the north, leading to Sur les Lacs. Continuing in the same direction, gradually head down through the forest (the path is muddy in some areas) to reach the D 308 in Champs Gadout. Take the road to the left for 200 m, then branch off to the left and follow along the forest edge (wet path) before following along the bank of the small Etival lake and returning to your starting point.

Departing from the Atelier des savoir-faire parking lot, the craftsmanship trail is an unusual hiking circuit spanning 3 kilometres between Ravilloles and Cuttura... Playful works designed by our artisans are dotted about the itinerary and provide an original view of local heritage and craftsmanship. Start in the ATELIER DES SAVOIR-FAIRE parking lot. Pass under the Door of Time and along the picnic area. Take the 2 stone steps and walk along the fencing until you reach the belvedere (yellow waymarking). From the World clock, head down the hill and its steps to reach Chemin du Moulin d’Aval. Cross the D 118 with care and go through the field following along the bank of the Lizon river. The cows are sometimes in the pasture. Stay calm! At spinning top bridge, be sure to stay on the boardwalk. The trail follows the edge of the Cuttura lake until it reaches the Passion zone. The stony path ascends to the right into the undergrowth (white and red waymarking). >In front of the knowledgeable hand brandishing a horseshoe, the forge and the Etraz forebay smithy can be accessed, within 5 mins there-and-back. Once back, follow the path to your right along the recently restored dry-stone wall and exit on to the D 118, at the "stop" hand. Be careful! Head 20 m up the road for a better view of traffic and cross the D118 again.The white path heads gradually uphill. When you reach the horse box - to your left in the field - head to the suspended work to your right. Take the trail up into the woods to find the Elegant lady. The trail passes under her dress and continues into the woods. Continue through this small forest, walking from hand to hand, until you reach the wooden seats. Upon exiting the woods, regain the white path and follow it around to the right until you enter the village of Ravilloles at les Rochettes. Continue with a round trip to the Aval Mill 100 metres away (yellow waymarking) Back at les Rochettes, return to the village and the ATELIER DES SAVOIR FAIRE.

Boxwood, pine and birch trees will be your faithful companions on this walk through the dry grasslands of the Lezan Rock, scattered with beautiful viewpoints over the Bienne valley. Starting at the Health Course, the trail (yellow waymarking) follows the stone path to the right (sporty course) and then enters the forest before reaching la Varesse. Turn left to follow the road suitable for vehicles. Further on, it heads along a few pastures. The main path branches off to the left and then enters the forest. Ascend to the Lezan Rock. The trail enters a pasture to the left (bicycle path) and then heads right before curving to the left. It heads down for some time along the edge of the Lezan Rock before reaching THE DONKEY’S STEP. Without crossing the second bicycle path, head straight ahead along the trail and exit onto an open combe, with a power line running through it. Head up the combe’s east side to reach a good trail ascending southwards. At the top (electrical tower), turn left and reach a small pass (viewpoint over the la Prat barn, down to your right). The well-cleared trail through boxwood ascends to the left along the ridge line, before gradually descending into a coniferous forest. The path widens (stone fountain trough under a tufa waterfall, a limestone concretion deposited onto foam). Continue along the path, head past Tré la Croix and return to the starting point.

This "model factory" made available workshops to workers in which they benifited from energy needs to their production in celluloÏd. The building trade had, at this time, innovator architecture and conception. The Great Steam, classified as Ancient Memorial since 1987 and certified heritage from the 20th century, was built in 1905 on the Auguste Chanard architect's plans. This is a model factory with innovatory architecture for the work of celluloid, plastic particularly inflammable. The building trade, a V open-shaped, is composed of two wings divided in two floors of partitioned studios which were rented to craftsmen. Each studio worked on electricity(thanks to hydroelectric energy) and had got fire-fighting system from outside : The Sprinklage system. Work surface was ringed by irrigation channel in which the craftsman threw out caught fire objects. The Great Steam was for his sleeping partner - The Electric Union (private society) a display which should serve the conquest of electric energy's distribution's market in several departments. It was exploited until 1967.

Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin is a well laid out 3 star, family friendly campsite on the banks of the 50 hectare Lake Oignin where campers can enjoy the site’s swimming pools and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin welcomes you to the heart of the Jura Mountains in Bugey, an area of outstanding natural beauty with waterfalls and majestic scenery. The campsite is set on 3 hectares beside Lake Oignin and comprises 128 encampments ranging in size from 80m² to 120m². There are also chalets and mobile homes available for hire which can accommodate between 2 and 6 people and range in size from 30m² to 35m². Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin has 2 swimming pools and there is a children’s play area with supervised activities during the high season, in addition there volleyball courts and areas for playing boules and football. Other services include a small grocery shop with fresh bread available daily and a snack-bar for ice-cream and drinks (open July & august only). At the campsite office it is possible to buy fishing permits or hire pedalos.

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

For a quiet getaway as a couple, far from the hustle and bustle and without children, discover our ideal accommodation to relax in complete privacy. Discover our 5 completely renovated guest rooms, nestled in the heart of a charming Jura house in Lélex. Perfectly suited for couples seeking privacy and special moments, our rooms are ideal for celebrating Valentine's Day, a wedding anniversary or any other special occasion. Enjoy a private relaxation area with sauna and balneotherapy for total relaxation. With a south-east exposure, each room offers a sunny and soothing view. On site, our P'tit Morfalou service offers takeaway meals to complete your stay with complete peace of mind. Please note that, to preserve a quiet atmosphere, we cannot accommodate children in the parents' room and no extra beds are available.

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.

In the heart of Revermont, 20 minutes from Bourg en Bresse. Treat yourself or others... by offering an unforgettable gift. First flight in paragliding Paragliding flight from Revermont, in the south of the Jura mountains, 20 minutes from Bourg-en-Bresse. A flight to please yourself or others .... offer an unforgettable gift, a moment of freedom facing the Bresse plain, the Jura mountains and the Alps... Baptism Piou Piou Cost 35 euros For children under 25 kg This baptism requires calm conditions... so it is usually done in the morning or at the end of the day. A few minutes of softness for a slow slide, along the grassy slopes of Mount Myon. Junior Baptism : Cost 50 euros For teenagers and pre-teens from 25 kg. Maximum age 16 years At the heart of the event, ... between 10 and 15 minutes to discover the subtleties of our activity. Exploitation of the ascents, gliding and acceleration, will punctuate the highlights of this baptism. Situated in the front row, discover a 360° panoramic view of our region. Baptism "Grand Vol" : Cost 75 €. For all persons from 30 to 85 kg ... At the heart of the event... between fifteen and twenty five minutes to discover the subtleties of our activity. Exploitation of the ascents, gliding and acceleration, will punctuate the highlights of this experience. Situated in the front row, discover a 360° panoramic view of our region. All our flights are available 7 days a week from March 1st to September 30th. (subject to availability and weather conditions) Flights made in tandem with a state certified instructor

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.

Located between Nantua and Oyonnax, high in the mountains, surrounded by forests on the shores Lac Genin. This charming hotel has all you will need for a quiet relaxing holiday in the heart of the countryside. The Auberge du Lac Genin is a small hotel that comprises three delightful rooms that will ensure a pleasant stay. You will also be spoiled by the choice of things to do around Lac Genin, swimming, fishing, mountain biking or just a simple walk in the forest where you can pick wild fruits such blackberries, raspberries and strawberries. Enjoy this fantastic mountain environment and why not try local specialities such as sausage braised in red wine, truite fillet, snail croustade and tournedos of beef or grills cooked over an open fire in the hotel’s restaurant.

Used for swimming, this area offers many services and leisure activities: a beach with a guard, picnic tables, a leisure port, the rental of pedal boats, electric boats, canoes, etc.

With a love of lakes and humid environments, it isn’t rare to see this bird of prey’s dark silhouette over the water. A migratory bird, it travels to France in March and returns to Africa for the winter in mid-August or September. Very much a scavenger, it often snatches up dead fish from the surface of the water. It also flies over meadows during hay-cutting periods in search of prey made vulnerable by the short grass.

The diversity of the shrub species that make up hedges, their height and their varying density attract a diverse range of insect, bird and reptile species, and even some mammals who favour this dense and protective environments. In the summer, you may be lucky enough to see a red-backed shrike perched on a high branch searching for prey, a mimetic praying mantis camouflaged by the leaves, or a green whip snake coiled up under bush formations. Hedges provide a variety of micro-habitats, which allow many species to travel and are therefore real biological reservoirs and corridors that should be preserved. 

Made by man in the 1960s to feed a power plant, the ribbon of turquoise water from the Vouglans lake, winds 35 kilometres through the Ain valley from Pont-de-Poitte to the hamlet of Vouglans, in Lect. Its semi-circular dam which is 103 metres tall holds back 600 million cubic metres of water. Every year, it provides electricity to 130,000 inhabitants and, as such, is the second largest hydro-electric plant in France.

After Franche-Comté’s defeat, and its inclusion in the Kingdom of France, the local lord and main advocate for Spanish dominance in Franche-Comté, Jacques-Antoine de Maisod, decided to rebuild the Maisod chapel in 1693. This “late Romanesque” chapel may have succeeded the first chapel, dated 1184, and part of this previous chapel’s materials may also have been used to rebuild the current chapel (P. Lacroix, 1981). It bears a coat of arms resembling an alliance of the Guigue de Champvans family and the inscription “Concuccus Resurgo” (Beat down, I get back up).

Here, on either side of the Roman road, there are still several characteristic stones. They appear to have served as foundations for crosses or stone gallows. Used by pilgrims and traders headed to Saint-Claude during the Middles Ages up until 1845, this road was also used by famous figures such as Philip the Bold, Charles the Bold, Louis XI, Anne of Birttany, Francis de Sales, Jeanne de Cantal and Lamartine. Saint-Claude’s body was found intact in 1181, several centuries after his death, and ostentation processions took this path towards Lons-le-Saunier and Arbois.  The history of the road and of the Pont de Pyle bridge are discussed in the book “Histoire de Maisod et des territoires voisins” (The History of Maisod and neighbouring regions) written by J.M VUILLEMOT.

Called a “crow-stepped gable” or a “corbie gable”, stepped gables were used to prevent a fire spreading from one attached house to another. Positioning slates flat prevented the infiltration of water (with water being sent away from the facade). In the countryside, this roof specificity is also typical in Bugey and Vercors (PNRHJ - Collection patrimoine, “Heritage collection).

We don’t know much about this straight “Roman” path. From Villard D’Héria, a village to the south of Moirans-en-Montagne, where the remains of a temple and of a cult and thermal complex can be found in one of the most remarkable Gallo-Roman sites of southern Franche-Comté, since the 2nd century, the main axis of this path runs from the Le Gouillat hamlet in the municipality of Charchilla, to the Sous la Razée hamlet in the municipality of Maisod. From there, a path branches off towards a set of inhabited areas, around and on Mont River, another Gallo-Roman site near Champagnole. A second path crosses over the Ain and joins up with the other North-South roads towards Salins, Besançon or Lons-le-Saunier. This ford was replaced by a bridge during the 13th century, which was often destroyed but always rebuilt up until the Pont de la Pyle which currently bridges the gap over the Vouglans lake.

Thin soil, good sun exposure, low water-retention capacities and the almost complete absence of soil additives. Yet, dry grasslands are full of biodiversity: Mountain germander, Breckland thyme, laserwort and the military orchid are just some of the flower species that you may glimpse if you take the time to look. But please only use your eyes; over a quarter of protected species in France are from this environment. Drylands are disappearing due to the expansion of bushlands, caused by the abandonment of these lands that are more difficult to farm.

Built on the Ain, at 130 metres high, the Vouglans dam is the French dam with the 3rd highest storage capacity: it is capable of holding around 600 million cubic metres of water, and with 1600 hectares of water surface, it makes the Vouglans lake one of the largest artificial lakes in France. It took a year and a half to fill with water and it deeply changed the physiognomy of the Ain’s embankments, swallowing up several hamlets as well as the Chartreuse de Vaucluse, the first Carthusian monastery in the Jura (12th century).

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

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.

A mixed cuisine with flavors from here and elsewhere, surprising recipes between local and modern. Our restaurant is distinguished by a bib gourmand in the Michelin guide. The fruit of the imagination of Julie Morelle in the dining room and chef Nicolas Morelle, the Voyages des sens restaurant offers inventive cuisine, full of flavors and authenticity. Discover our specialties with local accents, our dishes revisited with raw and delicate flavors at the same time. Take advantage of your stay in the region to enjoy a gourmet getaway where fresh and seasonal products are available in the vicinity of the restaurant. The restaurant is located in a small village of Revermont in Treffort-Cuisiat, this beautiful Bresse house, carved in the stone will seduce you by its charm, its authenticity, its quiet environment and its breathtaking view on the surrounding countryside. Our restaurant is now distinguished by a bib gourmand in the Michelin guide A unique place in Treffort-Cuisiat to meet and share a moment of pleasure and discovery In the heart of the Bresse region, Treffort-Cuisiat is located at the foot of many hills and is part of the natural region of Revermont. Its stone winegrower's houses, attest to its past of vineyard cultivation and the presence of numerous stone quarries. Gastronomy has always been closely linked to the Bresse region. In front of the fireplace in winter or on the flowered terrace in summer, let yourself be guided on a journey where audacity mixes with tradition to highlight the finesse of the products of our region.

Family restaurant overlooking park and lake. Outdoor area. Local and traditional cuisine. Tapas menu and brazier formula for a waterside aperitif. Ideal for group or family meals. Restaurant set in a Bresse farmhouse. Traditional, local cuisine in a friendly, family atmosphere. We offer a menu where "home-made" is a priority for us. Ideal for family gatherings or company meals. We offer several rooms and a terrace with a beautiful view of the lake and wooded park. Numerous play areas for children and teenagers. A bar area for gourmet afternoons (ice creams, crêpes, waffles, sandwiches...), as well as for waterside aperitifs with a variety of tapas boards. Events and parties. Camping, water sports and outdoor activities (acrobranche, mountain biking...) on site.

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.

The Auberge du Grand Ronjon is the ideal place to recharge your batteries and rediscover the pleasures of the past In the heart of the Bresse countryside, in the restored family inn, on the terrace or by the fire depending on the season, you will enjoy an authentic and generous table served by Cocotte in traditional Bresse costume. You will discover a showcase of local recipes and flavors and taste a local cuisine, including the famous Bresse poultry and frogs as in Dombes. If you wish to stay with us, we offer you accommodation in a mobile home with all comforts, by the night or more, and 6 pitches for camping-cars. For your events : weddings, baptisms, birthdays, seminars, company meals. Catering service, dishes and products to take away.

Discover an unusual, intimate and cocooning place: the Finnish kota. The ideal place for a birthday party, an evening with friends or family.

Beer factory - restaurant - pub. The restaurant's team offers you "home-made" dishes. Whether you want to eat quickly or take your time for a gourmet break, just choose your formula. The restaurant of the Brasserie LA VALLIERE welcomes you in an original setting. The restaurant's team offers you a "home-made" cuisine. The Rest-o-pub evenings will take place on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 7:00 pm (service until 9:30 pm). Original homemade burgers, beer specialties and the chef's suggestions are waiting for you. What to spend a nice evening with friends ... Beers, Burgers, Blues and rock and roll.... Theme nights and musical evenings are proposed. Brewery will be a point of sale also for beers of guard of great quality.

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Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin is a well laid out 3 star, family friendly campsite on the banks of the 50 hectare Lake Oignin where campers can enjoy the site’s swimming pools and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin welcomes you to the heart of the Jura Mountains in Bugey, an area of outstanding natural beauty with waterfalls and majestic scenery. The campsite is set on 3 hectares beside Lake Oignin and comprises 128 encampments ranging in size from 80m² to 120m². There are also chalets and mobile homes available for hire which can accommodate between 2 and 6 people and range in size from 30m² to 35m². Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin has 2 swimming pools and there is a children’s play area with supervised activities during the high season, in addition there volleyball courts and areas for playing boules and football. Other services include a small grocery shop with fresh bread available daily and a snack-bar for ice-cream and drinks (open July & august only). At the campsite office it is possible to buy fishing permits or hire pedalos.

Welcome to La Michaille, a warm and authentic guest house! In the heart of the mountains, La Michaille offers tastefully decorated rooms in a friendly, family atmosphere that invites you to relax. Orlane carefully prepares delicious dinners by reservation, using seasonal products and local flavors. Ideally located for cross-country skiers, snowshoers and fishermen, the house offers a peaceful outdoor retreat.

This former hotel is on the heights of the village of Mijoux, at the foot of the alpine ski slopes of Mijoux-La Faucille, in the heart of the Nordic area of La Valserine in winter and hiking trails in summer in the Haut Jura Nature Park. Whether you want to relax or party with family and friends, Les Egravines is the place to be. You will enjoy sharing great moments with your family and friends. For weddings, christenings, birthdays, anniversaries, cousinhoods, seminars and meetings, Les Egravines is the ideal venue. A 100 m² terrace facing south can accommodate 50 people and more.

For a quiet getaway as a couple, far from the hustle and bustle and without children, discover our ideal accommodation to relax in complete privacy. Discover our 5 completely renovated guest rooms, nestled in the heart of a charming Jura house in Lélex. Perfectly suited for couples seeking privacy and special moments, our rooms are ideal for celebrating Valentine's Day, a wedding anniversary or any other special occasion. Enjoy a private relaxation area with sauna and balneotherapy for total relaxation. With a south-east exposure, each room offers a sunny and soothing view. On site, our P'tit Morfalou service offers takeaway meals to complete your stay with complete peace of mind. Please note that, to preserve a quiet atmosphere, we cannot accommodate children in the parents' room and no extra beds are available.

Located between Nantua and Oyonnax, high in the mountains, surrounded by forests on the shores Lac Genin. This charming hotel has all you will need for a quiet relaxing holiday in the heart of the countryside. The Auberge du Lac Genin is a small hotel that comprises three delightful rooms that will ensure a pleasant stay. You will also be spoiled by the choice of things to do around Lac Genin, swimming, fishing, mountain biking or just a simple walk in the forest where you can pick wild fruits such blackberries, raspberries and strawberries. Enjoy this fantastic mountain environment and why not try local specialities such as sausage braised in red wine, truite fillet, snail croustade and tournedos of beef or grills cooked over an open fire in the hotel’s restaurant.

Situated on the picturesque shores of Lac Genin in secluded wooded setting this camping car area is a great place to stop. Close to the renowned Auberge du Lac, there is water and waste discharge facilities but no electricity, no shower.

House of character full of history, former residence of the sisters "garde malade" from 1912 to 1945. Former parish circle built in 1890 by the abbot Béroud. In the heart of the Revermont, we propose you : - Two rooms for 2 persons with private bathroom and toilet, double bed - A family suite with two communicating rooms, one with a double bed and the other with two twin beds; private bathroom and toilet A continental breakfast is served every morning. You can also spend some time on the terrace. Total capacity : 8 people. Nearby : hiking in the mountains, cycling etc...

It is a very nice and comfortable house located in the PNR of Haut-Jura and 1000 m high. It has been decorated and fitted out in a sophisticated and mountain style. It is perfect to relax in a very beautiful setting. There are a lot of activities to do all year round. 5 character guest rooms, tasteful décor, on the 1st floor of a large village house in Haut Jura National Park. Separate entrance. 1 room (queen-size bed), 2 twin rooms, each with own bathroom (whirlpool bath). Double room, multi-jet shower. Family suite: double room, twin room, bathroom (whirlpool bath). Separate WC in each room. Sauna. Large library/lounge/ dining room (wood-burner).|Large wooden deck with fine open views, peaceful, available for meals/relaxing. Flower garden. Book ahead for evening table d'hôte meals. Guest kitchen available. No smoking in bedrooms. Lower rate for 2 or more nights. Pets are allowed with a surcharge.

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