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The three Arcier springs are fed by the infiltration waters of the Nancray plateau. Shortly after they gush out of the mountain in beautiful waterfalls, they come together to form the Arcier stream, which quickly flows into the Doubs. They have been known since antiquity, and supply Besançon with water via a Roman aqueduct of which remains remain. Currently, a trout fish farm benefits from its pure, fresh waters.

This belvedere is one of the most spectacular in the heights of Besançon. It opens a wide window onto the Doubs valley, the Citadel of Besançon and the Jura mountains. As a bonus, when the horizon clears, you can also enjoy a superb view of the Mont-Blanc range. This belvedere is also an opportunity to learn a little history since you are on the site of Fort Woirol with several observation posts and the Montfaucon redoubt.

The Saône marsh is a Natura 2000 zone whose objective is the preservation of water resources. The site is equipped with pontoons and wooden platforms so that you can walk around in compliance with the protection charter. The area is home to some beautiful wildlife, and if you move forward discreetly, you might come across a deer.

very beautiful view

The sources of Arcier are three karstic sources resulting from a hilly circus of trees and green forests. They meet after 300 meters and flow into the Doubs. Natura 2000 site, the spring water comes from the natural drainage of the watershed of the Saône-Nancray plateau and is filtered by the Saône marshes.

Well maintained, barrier-free path.

Only ruins of this 11th century castle remain, but renovation work has preserved several interesting architectural elements. In addition, for those who have made the effort to climb up there, they will discover a beautiful landscape over Besançon and its surroundings.

Montfaucon Castle has dominated Besançon, on its rocky outcrop, since the 11th century. Of historical interest, the castle also offers the brave who have climbed up there a very beautiful panorama of the city.