マルビュイッソンの天然記念物・トップ7

The Mont d'Or is a mountain in the Jura Mountains on the border between France and Switzerland, whose summit is 1463 m in the French department of Doubs, not far from the national border, north of the Swiss town of Vallorbe.

On clear days you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Alps

La vallée de la Jougnena is a picturesque valley that straddles the border between Switzerland (canton of Vaud) and France (department of Doubs). The valley is known for its rich history and natural beauty, featuring a thematic trail that connects the towns of Jougne, Ballaigues, and Vallorbe. This 19 km trail, which can be completed in about 5 hours, follows an old railway line and a historic pilgrimage route, offering insights into the region’s geography, history, and industrial heritage. Along the way, you’ll find notable landmarks such as the Musée du fer et du chemin de fer in Vallorbe, the viaduct of Le Day, and the Saint-Maurice chapel.

This lake, known for its bright blue water, crosses the Doubs in a 'valley'. This lake once formed one large body of water together with Lake Remoray. The lake is 6.3 km long and 800m wide, making it the fourth largest natural lake in France. In winter it freezes. By constructing a dam on the north side, it helps regulate the water of the Doubs.

This lake, known for its brilliant blue water, crosses the Doubs River in a valley. It once formed a single, large body of water along with Lake Remoray. The lake is 6.3 km long and 800 m wide, making it the fourth-largest natural lake in France. It freezes over in winter. Thanks to the construction of a dam on its north side, it helps regulate the flow of the Doubs.

Formerly, the lakes of Remoray and Saint-Point were one. From this superb viewpoint, you can appreciate the different environments created by the separation of the two bodies of water: lakes, marshes, peat bogs, rivers, meadows and forests. A unique point of view in a perfect alignment which allows you to enjoy all the beauty of this typical landscape of Haut-Doubs.

Mont d'Or does not dominate the Jura chain, but its 1,463 meters of altitude make it the highest point in the Doubs department. Its position offers hikers superb and very clear views of the Suchet massif and the Dent de Vaulion, without forgetting of course the Alps. On a clear day, you can admire more than 300 alpine peaks, including the unique Mont Blanc. The Mont d'Or is perfect for a picnic break, but like all the Jura peaks, it is very exposed to the wind. Don't hesitate to take a windbreaker with you.

By bike, a perfect ride, some nice viewpoints. A beautiful lake.