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Although the cycle path doesn't lead directly through nature, but more or less along the main road, it is nevertheless very well developed!

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Here too, the cycle path leads right through beautiful nature, is actually superbly developed, currently (early 2026) still through a construction site at the very beginning, a bit bumpy but still great, without motor traffic!

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The relatively quiet main road between Courchavon and Courtemaiche runs alongside the small stream. Nothing special, but still beautiful.

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Before climbing up or descending to Les Rangiers, this fountain offers cold fresh drinking water to refill your water bottles.

A sign has now been posted: "No drinking water."

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The current parish church of Oltingue was built between 1827 and 1831 in late classicist style. Striking features include the triangular pediment above the round-arched portal and the Callinet organ from 1843, which is still in use. Together with the presbytery and the former school, the church forms a well-preserved village ensemble from the Louis-Philippe period. The church replaced an older mother church outside the village.

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The monastery complex is better preserved than the already rather dilapidated fountain, which is in dire need of renovation. Water seeps out from the bottom, so you have to be careful to keep your feet dry when filling your water bottle. The fountain is somewhat hidden; if you don't know about it, you'll probably drive right past it.

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An absolute highlight that the Jura has to offer. A magnificent route!

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The route between Moutier and Delémont is a beautiful route, with mainly decent asphalted surface but there are some places near the industrial areas where the asphalt is a bit rough but overall good a surface. Geological speaking it offers a lot of unusual rock formations creating nice backgrounds for photos. The route and following the River Birse which flows all the way to Basel.

The place has seen better days, charm of the abandoned, beautiful lake

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The exit from Mariastein takes place in a beautiful rural setting, among wheat fields and on a perfectly surfaced road.

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A nice road with smooth pavement and a lot of cycling traffic

Memorial to the fallen of the two world wars 🕊️

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This beautiful bridge and the adjacent rest area are not on a typical route when riding a racing bike. But anyone who dares to make the detour will be rewarded with peace and quiet and a beautiful wooden structure.

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Directly behind the church there is a lovely covered rest area by the river. Ideal for a short break.

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From Boécourt you have the option of cycling up to La Caquerelle (852m). Over 3.5km you have to overcome 250m of elevation with a medium gradient of 4-5%, with small peaks of 8-10% after leaving Boécourt. You roll past the Carrière "La Malcôte" quarry, where you can see the impressive layers of limestone. Further on, after the village of La Malcôte, you have a beautiful view of the wide countryside.

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The Saint-Vincent church was built in 1786-87. It was renovated in 1957 with controversial taste. Cornol's stained glass windows are by Roger Bissière, born in 1886 in Villeréal in the Lot-et-Garonne in France. He died in 1964. He received the National Art Prize in 1952, the first time it was awarded to a painter. Cornol's stained glass windows date from 1957 and are made using the glass plate technique. Cornol is one of the pinnacles of stained glass in the Jura. Source and more: https://www.cornol.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten/9106

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Stately church, unfortunately currently surrounded by scaffolding. The Courgenay church was built in 1854-56 on the site of the previous church, whose tower dates back to the Romanesque period. Source and more: https://www.cath-ajoie.ch/cathajoie/St-Gilles-Clos-du-Doubs/Eglises-et-lieux-de-priere/Eglise-de-Courgenay/Eglise-de-Courgenay.html

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Stately church in the small village of Florimont. More: http://www.patrimoine-horloge.fr/ah-florimont.html

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Built around 1850-1860, it dominates the village and can be seen from far away.

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