The Top 9 Natural Monuments around Mesmont

At the top of the valley, this huge rock is a top climbing spot. The view is also impressive.

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From the top of these cliffs, the panoramic view is magnificent. The cliffs have a height of about 100 meters and a dizzying drop, so you have to be careful.

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There is an unusual arch. A visit is essential during your race.

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This former mansion labeled Remarkable Garden is worth a visit with a large 18th century terraced vegetable garden, an orchard, a wetland (stream and ponds), a meadow, a belvedere and a quarry buried in the undergrowth.

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There is an unusual arch. A visit is a must during your hike.

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The Trou de Mâlin - or - Reservoir known as the Trou d'eau is private property - swimming prohibited (source WIKIPEDIA) It is located on the road to Baulme la Roche. It is little mentioned and is characterized by a circular expanse of water about 50 meters in diameter bordered by a small cliff dug by an old quarry. The place is cool, shady and relaxing to take a break or take a look! Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4qBErDT9is

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An unusual form of rock.

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A Mecca for hiking and even for the more athletic climbing, the cliffs provide an almost mountainous atmosphere, sheltering the cave known as "the cave of wolves". At the bottom of the valley, a rocky peak keeps an enormous block of rock nicknamed the "Roche Branlante" or "Roche Virante" in balance. A legend has it that each year, on December 31, at the stroke of midnight, this enormous block rotates a full turn on itself. Others call it the Mammoth or the Mammoths. Why ? If you look at the bottom site with a little hindsight, the rocky towers then evoke the long parallel proboscis falling to the ground of several mammoths facing you!

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Superb gardens. Paid access. Very nice owner.

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Superb view of the Baulme la Roche valley from above the cliffs. Every year you can see peregrine falcons nesting as well as large crows (be careful not to disturb them from March to mid-May. Also exceptional paragliding site.

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To be seen more in clear weather and not too windy. Bring good walking shoes and a windbreaker and a mobile phone.

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Particular rocky site above the village of LANTENAY. A nice point of view on rocks and the valley of Ouche. Accessible to walkers and mountain bikers

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The description of the Baulme-la-Roche Trail giving access to the panorama can be found here: https://www.cotedor-tourisme.com/fics_monespacetourisme/rap/photo/original/29099_2013-sentier-falaises-baulme-la- rock-v3.pdf

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It is one of the most beautiful panoramas in the region, not to be missed under any circumstances. The view over the picturesque village of Baulme-la-Roche nestled at the foot of limestone cliffs, as well as the Ouche valley and the surrounding mountains. The place is also equipped for the family picnic, a car park is located one or two kilometers away and the paths are marked. Besides cycling or hiking, the place is known for paragliding.

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