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The Doubs has 400 kilometers of marked trails for hiking!
You will have a wide choice of paths adapted to all levels and all desires. Roaming, shorter walks or city walks, you are bound to find what you are looking for. These paths are generally punctuated by discoveries or belvederes with breathtaking views!
By bike, many loops allow you to discover all the assets of the department at your own pace. You will discover forests, exceptional fauna and flora, stretches of water, belvederes, historical sites, rural villages…. The major routes (EuroVelo 6, GTJ cyclo, Vélo et Fromages circuit) are just waiting for cyclists and the curious. To ensure the quality of the routes and equipment, sites are even certified by the French Cycling Federation in Ornans, Val de Morteau, Pontarlier, Château de Joux, Métabief and Val de Mouthe/Chapelle-des-Bois.
For those who prefer to ride their mountain bike to descend the many slopes of the mountain ranges, there are 1 kilometers of marked paths that you can explore in the middle of immense spaces. the La Grotte d'Osselle circuit - Saint-Vit is a perfect example of mountain biking that will allow you to visit an exceptional historical and prehistoric cave.
Artistic, cultural, industrial, natural, gastronomic, scientific and architectural heritage… The Doubs, deploys multiple interests for heritage lovers. Impossible to make an exhaustive list! You will inevitably be seduced by this country which has both exceptional sites classified by Unesco, castles and unusual museums. The Doubs offers many places where art and culture are given pride of place. The Doubs invites you to contemplation and offers you a unique journey.
Visit the Citadel of Besançon and its fortifications. Meet at la Royal Saltworks, one of the most imposing sites of the Doubs, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Manufacture intended for the production of salt, the Royal Saltworks was created at the will of Louis XV and today offers several temporary and permanent exhibitions in an exceptional setting steeped in history. Take time at Gustave Courbet museum to discover his works and his life journey at the painter's birthplace. Go through the Peugeot museum to immerse yourself in the history of this family that holds one of the most important French industrial heritage.
The Jura Mountains are part of the illustrious French massifs. Despite its modest character, it has quite high peaks. 1 meters above sea level for Mont-d'Or, which is the highest of them. The Alps and the Jura share common flora and fauna. Chamois, peregrine falcons, owls and eagle owls inhabit the rocky escarpments and limestone cliffs of the Doubs, La Loue and Dessoubre valleys.
The flowers are not left out with anemones with narcissus flowers, spring gentians, but especially the yellow gentian, the queen of the floral bouquet, taking root in the mountain pastures. The nature of the Doubs varies the atmospheres and the decorations. peaks such as Mont-d'Or or the Great Bull punctuate the path of the ridges. Vast valleys and plateaus (Val de Mouthe, Chapelle-des-Bois, Drugeon valley, Maîche country, etc.) take over to allow nature to unfold. The beech and fir forest also imposes its presence in the mosaic of landscapes. The Risoux and La Joux forest parks are home to exceptional trees. These forests are thick and deep.
Water is another constituent element of the geology of the massif. The Doubs, Dessoubre and Loue (dear to the painter Courbet) sometimes impetuous, sometimes nonchalant, meander and sometimes form vertiginous waterfalls to be admired in the Cirque de Consolation or at the Saut du Doubs.
The department of Doubs attaches paramount importance to the protection of its exceptional biodiversity. Seventeen sensitive natural areas are labeled for the richness of their fauna, flora and diversity of landscapes which delight holidaymakers. The natural spaces are numerous and are full of treasures of biodiversity. Marshes, remote areas, dry lawns, peat bogs, groves, meadows and meadows represent a wide range of colors, species, and natural environments harboring specific animals and flowers that will capture your attention and your soul.
Unmissable natural and wild spaces:
Swimming pools, nautical complexes, bodies of water, rivers, lakes… You will have many opportunities to swim. The Osselle lake et Saint-Point lake are renowned and bordered by beaches equipped and supervised for swimming. You will also have the choice among recreational activities such as sailing, canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding or even windsurfing. The leisure center of the country of Montbéliard also offers jet skiing and water skiing. The most athletic in search of sensations will prefer to dominate the rapid currents of the Doubs in Goumois, or the Loue in canoe-kayak.
The Doubs has a rich and valued terroir. During your stay, be sure to taste Comté, mountain smoked cheese, Pontarlier anise, Emmental, gentian aperitif and concoillotte... Share a Comtoise fondue, a Goumeau galette, a veal cutlet, grilled carp or a Puffed omelet with kirsch…
If you want more information for your stay, do not hesitate to consult the pages Camping, Accommodation et Themes.
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