레 끌레 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Delicious cheese crust

Large alpine restaurant with plenty of space, ideally located for a short or longer break

Short walk with great views from the too

The refuge belongs to the commune of Ballaigues. There is an excellent view from the refuge and the surrounding area.

Good place for a little refreshment

Located on the road linking Lausanne to Pontarlier (Franche-Comté) via the Jougne pass, Lignerolle occupies a privileged position; mentioned only from 1165, the village must in fact have existed for a long time already.

The old church of Saint-Vit, probably built in the 9th century, is attested by documents from 1228. The choir was covered with a ribbed vault around 1400. The western portal and the ribbed vaults of the nave were built in the third quarter of the 15th century. Addition of the south chapel of the choir in the first third of the 16th century. On the fourth bay of the nave, the bell tower was built around the middle of the 16th century, it was raised in 1696 by Daniel Thiébaud, then again in 1741. Creation of new windows in the 18th century. Restoration 1950-1952. Stained glass window from 1952 by Jean Gagnebin.

Ballaigues is a picturesque commune where nature and mountains meet. It is the birthplace of historian and politician Paul Maillefer (1862-1929) and the final resting place of painter and violinist Louis Soutter (1871-1941). The altitude varies between 920 meters and 1,104 meters above sea level. Ballaigues has a mountain climate, characterized by harsh winters and high precipitation throughout the year.