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The Saut du Doubs is a 27-meter-high waterfall located along the Doubs River, which forms the border between France and Switzerland here. The waterfall is the result of a paleohistoric landslide that filled the narrow, gorge-like Doubs Valley, which cuts deep into the limestone formations of the Folded Jura, about 14,000 years ago.

Lots of stairs but charming place with absinthe fountains

Follow the path of the Gorges de l'Areuse to discover this magnificent landscape carved by the waters that descend from the Jura. This part of the gorge is very narrow, animated by the narrow cliffs and numerous waterfalls.

An interesting hiking experience to have two viewpoints 5m away and not be able to cross. The view is actually better on the French side 😉 The "Saut du Doubs" is a 27-meter-high waterfall on the Doubs, which is located on the French-Swiss border. During periods of flooding on the Doubs, kayak records have been set here for overcoming the waterfall.

Shortly before the top, the path is quite narrow and exposed. Not for people with a fear of heights,

Incredibly beautiful gorge. From Môiters, the actual gorge (with dreamy, moss-covered stairs and great wooden walkways) begins just before the canton border. It is worth climbing the sometimes steep stairs. The gorge becomes more beautiful the further you go into it. The path from the car park to the gorge is quite rocky.

The Saut de Brot bridge is certainly one of the most beautiful places in the Areuse Gorge. The old stone bridge takes you to the other side of the Areuse and makes a fantastic photo opportunity.

The Vaux stream is nestled among the trees of the Bernese Jura forest, and flows between Lignières and La Neuveville. From the Combe du Pilouvi trail, the view of the falls is breathtaking. It is a natural site full of magic, where witches once came to bathe in the sparkling water of the pools.