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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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The beautiful old stone railway bridge crosses the valley with the road to the Col des Rangiers. The slender yet mighty bridge arches can be seen from afar and also mark the beginning of the climb.

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The former railway line between Dannemarie and Pfetterhouse has been redesigned according to the well-known French principle as a perfect "piste cyclable" or "voie vert." Good asphalt, gentle gradients, and, above all, a lack of motorized traffic entice you to glide along at a brisk pace. Often through beautiful forests or through fields, only occasionally do you have to cross a road where there used to be a tunnel or bridge, which has unfortunately been dismantled.

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At the start of the long Voie Vert route on the former railway line between Dannemarie and Pfetterhouse, you'll also find the Dannemarie town sign with a small statue. From here, keep left until you reach the actual cycle path.

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

In Laufen, in the old town, there's a superb bakery with delicious things. Cozy and delicious.

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There are also toilets and a water point

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Nice col between Courgenay and St Ursanne. Not long but can be very hard especially when starting from St Ursanne

nice climb

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After a long, pleasant drive from Erschwil, things really get going from Neuhüsli. At 15% gradients, you climb a few switchbacks up the wide road. From the farm above the bends to the tunnel, it becomes flatter. To get a view of the Alps, you have to go through the tunnel (have a light with you!), where you will also find the old pass sign.

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beautiful landscape, interesting locks, nice cycle path

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It's a bumpy ride through the town on the cobblestones, but it's all rideable. Just be more careful in the wet.

Nice cycle path next to the Rhône canal.

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The Saint-Maurice church was built in 1854 according to a simple plan. Stained glass: 8 large stained glass windows and 4 small ones in the choir.

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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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Home to centuries of history.

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The view into the Guldental is great.

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Directly after the pass, the short tunnel towards Beinwil.

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Little-used road along the Lützel. Ideal destination from Basel for a long break on a bench by the lake or in a restaurant on the street.

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