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Located on the outskirts of Saignelégier, going in, try some of their magnificent brews which have won awards from all of the world. This oasis of drink and food provides great refreshment for tire legs which have been pedaling or hiking all day.

The last small hill to climb before reaching sagnelégier and the magnificent well-known brewery Brasserie Franches Montages which seems to a magnet for cyclists traveling in the area. A fresh cold beer awaits you there.

It is always great to see such well-kept cycleways on the Jura High Plateau. There are so many different well kept paved cycleways in the Jura with this one being the main one between Tramelan and Saignelégier.

The cycling path from Tramelan to Saignelégier is on both separate cycleways and on the main highway. The asphalted surface on the roads and cycleways to Saignelégier are ih excellent condition.

Road 248 has a lot of heavy traffic on it going into Tramelan, so if Tramelan is your destination, you will have to tolerate heavy traffic for 2km. After Tramelan, the traffic seems to disappear. As a conciliation prize, the asphalted road is very smooth with no rough spots.

Road 1392 is a great way to avoid the heavy traffic into Tramelan on a very smooth surface with little traffic, however this road intersects with road 248 into Tramelan which is a very busy route with a lot of traffic. No way to avoid road 248, if you are riding into Tramelan, you will have to put up with the heavy traffic for 2 km until you enter Tramelan.

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

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Once reaching the top of the climb, there is life after the climb at the BFM (Brasserie Franche Montagne). This small but magnificent brewery has won many accolades worldwide wide for their beers. It is great to sit out on the terrace of the brewery on a hot summer‘s day, sit back, enjoy a nice cold beer „Alex le Rouge“ which will not only quench your thirst but pump some life back into your tired legs.

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.

Short, sharp climb from Bas du Maupas up to Sornetan. With an average gradient of 7-9% with small peaks of up to 12%. The asphalt is great, you can also roll downhill.

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Imposing grotto and at the same time a place of pilgrimage. Here you should switch from the hiking trail near the bridge to the road and pause for a moment and enjoy the gentle coolness and refresh yourself with the water from the Karlsquelle (which is said to have healing powers). A small karst spring arises inside the cave. The water flows as a trickle from a stalagmite into a shallow basin. There is a crucifix under the entrance arch of the grotto, dedicated to Saint Columba of Sens, a 3rd century martyr. The place has been the destination of a pilgrimage on August 15th since the 13th century. The spring water is said to have miraculous healing powers. More: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grotte_de_Sainte-Colombe

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Grotto in the rock with many thank you plaques.

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The Sornetan Temple is the most original 18th-century temple surviving in the Bernese Jura. It was built between 1708 and 1709 to replace the village church of Sapran, which was abandoned after a plague epidemic, and restored in 1965 by Charles Kleiber in collaboration with Hans von Fischer. In 1963 the church and its surroundings were classified as historical monuments. It is a single-hall church, typical of the architecture of Calvinist temples, which serves as a cross hall. The importance of the church lies in the fact that the original arrangement of the pulpit and pews has been preserved. Source and more: https://visitedeglise.ch/eglise/247-sornetan-temple

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Very beautiful gorge, which ideally you drive uphill from Undervelier to Le Pihoux. So you can enjoy all the wonderful views and admire the imposing Jura rock formations.

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Impressive grotto and pilgrimage site. You should really stop here and enjoy the gentle coolness and fill your bottle with the water from the Karlsquelle (which is said to have healing powers). Inside the grotto, a small karst spring rises. The water flows as a trickle from a stalagmite into a shallow basin. There is a crucifix under the entrance arch of the grotto, which is dedicated to Saint Columba of Sens, a martyr from the 3rd century. Since the 13th century, the place has been the destination of a pilgrimage that takes place on August 15th. The spring water is said to have miraculous healing powers. More: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grotte_de_Sainte-Colombe

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Cycle path connection between Delémont and Courrendlin, spatially separated from the road on both sides. Can you drive well, asphalt is good!

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In fact, this cycle route is a section from Tavannes to Court, a 13km stretch, slightly bumpy but always well paved! Section on cycle route 64: Lötschberg-Jura stage 3.

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3km long gorge accompanied by the Birs river. It rolls happily from Court 3km 100m downhill to Mourtier. Tarmac is good, rolls fine. At the moment still closed to car traffic because a bridge is being repaired, but easily passable by bike. Carved over centuries by the waters of the Birs, the walls of the Gorges de Court are now a popular destination for climbing and hiking enthusiasts. The Birs, which has its source in Le Pierre-Pertuis and flows into the Rhine in Birsfelden, forms large gorges above and below Moutier. To pass through the Court gorge, created by the water of the Birs, a footpath is used, passing through man-made footbridges, stairs and even a tunnel. The walls carved into the Graitery rise out of the river, sometimes steeply, sometimes rather flat. And on the excursion to the Court Gorge, hikers can enjoy the coolness caused by the shade of the walls. More: https://www.j3l.ch/de/P33218/reisezielen/naturschoenheiten/gorges-de-court

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Fritz is gone!

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The gorges are closed to traffic until 18.08.23!

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