About Grandes traversées du Jura
GTJ, trois lettres pour une expérience unique au cœur du massif jurassien. Trois lettres qui vous accompagneront tout au long de ce qui restera une aventure pleine de surprises, de découvertes et de moments inoubliables.
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 7, 2025
34:47
385km
11.1km/h
7,510m
7,610m
Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 7, 2025
04:09
64.8km
15.6km/h
1,060m
1,170m
From Les Rousses, this fifth stage continues through a still-dense forest setting. Along the way, a few lakes punctuate the route, adding to the region's charm.
The route begins in Prémanon, a popular cross-country skiing destination, before heading towards the Col du Haut Crêt via a quiet road that runs
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 7, 2025
04:30
62.2km
13.8km/h
1,110m
980m
This stage takes you to the heart of the folded mountain range of Haut-Doubs. From Les Hôpitaux-Neufs, the route climbs gently towards the open and wild plateaus of the Haut-Jura. This section, which offers a sense of the end of the world, reveals the unique character of the massif.
The trail passes near
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 7, 2025
04:55
53.1km
10.8km/h
1,520m
990m
This first stage marks the beginning of a gradual immersion in the Jura mountains. From Mandeure, the route runs along the Doubs River before entering the first wooded slopes. In the background, the landscape alternates between tranquil valleys and open viewpoints overlooking the valleys.
After passing
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 5, 2025
03:26
44.9km
13.1km/h
1,010m
980m
This stage begins a more isolated section towards the Retord Plateau. The ascent of the Col de Bérentin offers a nice warm-up, with panoramic views of the Haut-Bugey. The route then progresses through forests and open plateaus.
The first part of the stage is downhill to reach Saint-Germain-de-Joux, a
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 5, 2025
04:25
59.2km
13.4km/h
1,270m
1,040m
From Morteau, this stage gradually leads you towards the Franco-Swiss ridges. The route climbs gently to the open landscapes of the Val de Morteau before plunging into alternating forests and high-altitude meadows.
The first, heavily forested section runs along the border before reaching the heights of
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 3, 2025
03:04
50.1km
16.4km/h
660m
1,450m
This final stage of the GTJ Gravel route stands out for its descents and magnificent panoramas. From Les Plans d'Hotonnes, the route crosses the Cuvillat, Valorse, and Clye passes via small, discreetly charming roads. These rolling, sometimes demanding sections reveal another, more mineral side of the
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Grandes traversées du Jura planned a gravel ride.
May 3, 2025
03:31
53.3km
15.1km/h
970m
1,070m
This stage takes you into the heart of a wilder, wooded section. From Fessevillers, the route winds along quiet, quiet secondary roads and forest trails, in a cool, quiet atmosphere typical of the Haut-Doubs.
Along the way, the Saint-Roch Chapel, listed as a historical monument, reveals the cultural charm
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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Tourisme and Grandes traversées du Jura planned a hike.
November 5, 2024
122:02
405km
3.3km/h
11,930m
12,030m
Here is the complete itinerary of the Grande Traversée du Jura on foot, an epic adventure through the most beautiful sites of the Jura.
To find out more about this course, consult the detailed Collection: komoot.fr/collection/1870263.
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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Tourisme and Grandes traversées du Jura planned a hike.
December 8, 2022
06:49
22.0km
3.2km/h
380m
1,400m
The last day of a long trek of 16 stages has just begun. It is a stretch of pure pleasure, like a recovery walk. These are 22 kilometers, of course, but a large part takes place downhill: 1,400 meters of cumulative negative elevation for 380 meters of cumulative positive elevation.
The highlight of the
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This route follows the gravel version of the Grande Traversée du Jura. The route takes an average of seven days.
Find the complete Collection and the itinerary of the stages here: komoot.com/fr-fr/collection/3363625.
To plan your adventure, visit: gtj.asso.fr/infos-pratiques/gtj-a-vtt-infos-pratiques
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