ラ・テーヌの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ5

Great view and very beautiful Jura meadows

A great hut for spotting turtles, theoretically. Unfortunately, the view is pretty much obscured by bushes, and the pond offers almost no old trunks or anything else for turtles to climb on. The chances of seeing one here are currently very slim. The picture of the turtle in my gallery is a photo taken from the one hanging on the wall here :-)

A lovely place to linger. After a hike, mountain biking, or just for fun... The Métairie's culinary offerings are also a delight!

Great view, good food

Remarkable forest hut with lots of space, fresh water, barbecue areas and plenty of seating as well as a playground for children and a toilet!

This viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama of the Swiss Plateau and the Alps, as well as a glimpse of the Chasseral regional park. You can start your run from the village of Villiers and follow the path to La Dame, a rocky peak which dominates the valley. From there you can continue to the Métairie de Chuffort, a traditional farm which serves local specialties such as cheese fondue, rösti and salads. You can enjoy a relaxing break and refuel if necessary during your run.

This viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama of the Swiss Plateau and the Alps, as well as a glimpse of the Chasseral regional park. You can start your hike from the village of Villiers and follow the trail to La Dame, a rock outcrop that overlooks the valley. From there you can continue to the Métairie de Chuffort, a traditional farm which serves local specialties such as cheese fondue, rösti and salads. You can enjoy your meal on the terrace admiring the view, or explore the playground with your children.

The Métairie de L'Isle offers the opportunity to eat very well and cheaply with very friendly service - if you don't prefer to throw in your backpack - and to pause for a moment. It's worth it, apart from the break, if only for the view. Not at all...even if - as is usually the case - it looks rather less inviting; the small march behind the building is definitely worth it. However, be careful, depending on the season, the security fences are dismantled and if you want to dare the view, you should have good shoes and be free from giddiness! The view across the Le Ruz Chasseran gorge to Le Rumont on the other side is sensational! The Alps on the other side of the building...well, worth seeing again and again, of course, but you've seen it once. The highlight is definitely on the northwest side!