ペルーズ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Very beautiful hike and wonderful view... in good weather!

The sun will be your greatest ally during this passage. At first light, you will find magnificent plays of light between the trees. The same at dusk. In the fall, as the sun quickly sets, the trees become incandescent. Remember to turn around from time to time to discover the many views that the forest offers.

easy in rainy weather or when there is a shortage of petrol

The sun will be your greatest ally during this passage. At first light, you will find magnificent plays of light between the trees. The same at dusk. In the fall, as the sun quickly sets, the trees become incandescent. Remember to turn around from time to time to discover the many views that the forest offers.

Welcome to the Grandes Baraques. This forest hamlet located in the heart of Chailluz is a must-see. As much from a practical point of view, as playful. Practical, because you will find there a drinking fountain, toilets and a pleasant picnic area. Fun, because a small animal park (free access) allows you to discover the fauna (fallow deer, deer, wild boar and roe deer) of the forest of Chailluz.

The Roche-lez-Beaupré towpath runs along the Rhine-Rhône canal which separates from the Doubs to allow many boaters to go down or up the river throughout the Doubs valley. A very vegetated portion of the course. Do not hesitate to watch for Kingfishers along the banks. You will find along the way a small authentic bistro to stop by the water and enjoy the view.

The Vieux Tilleul, also called the Gros Tilleul, is an approximately 400-year-old tree that can be found in the Chailluz Forest. This magnificent tree with twisted branches sees its roots planted on the beginning of the ridge leading to the Fort de la Dame Blanche. =============== The Vieux Tilleul, also called the Gros Tilleul, is a tree about 400 years old that can be found in the Forest of Chailluz. This beautiful tree with twisted branches sees its roots planted in the beginning of the ridge leading to the Fort de la Dame Blanche.

Here the canal separates a little from the river. Look at the correct information panel. The town's name comes from the rocky ridge overlooking the course of the Doubs. Its proximity to the priory of Beaupré (Bellum pratum) distinguishes it from the fifteen other Roche. http://www.roche-lez-beaupre.fr