On foot, by bike, roaming
200 km of hiking trails in Grandvaux!
Spread across the entire territory, they will help you discover lookouts, lakes and waterfalls, in preserved nature where fauna and flora still have their place.
Don't be surprised if at the bend of a path you see a deer, a chamois... or flowers in the most unexpected colors and shapes.
3 mountain bike starting points are located on our territory:
- Lac-des-Rouges-Truites for routes 67 and 68
- Nanchez for routes 80 to 87
- Saint-Laurent in Grandvaux for route 98.
Un hiking map guide, on a 1/30 map background, shows all the marked trails, with the names of the intersection posts and the mileage between each crossroads.
Around the map, discover each side around twenty of marked routes.
To view, download or order it, click here. here !
A “cyclotourism and greenways” map presents on a 1/100 map background the 000 marked loops in the Jura, with their typology around the edge of the map: difficulty, elevation, distance, etc.
To order it, it's here or at the tourist office.
Some areas are valuable refuges for the local fauna, and are the subject of a reglementation particular.
Watch these two short videos to better locate them and prepare your hike in these areas.
Our walking routes
Our VTC / VTCAE itineraries
Roaming over several days
Le Grandvaux and Haut-Jura Regional Natural Park invite you to itinerant hike over several days.
Several itineraries Great hike (GR®) and Great Country Hike (GRP®) are ideal for discovering our territories.
Le Zed Jurassien tempt you? This 136 km route invites you to discover numerous small natural areas between Saint-Laurent-en-Grandvaux and Mouchard. And you can take advantage of the train to complete your journey.
The Great Crossings of the Jura, you know ? Several routes, depending on practices - from Nordic skiing au Moutain Bike through the horseback riding or road bike - will make you travel across the entire Jura massif.
Le cycle route in particular (378 km in total) crosses the Grandvaux.
And the equestrian course (500 km in total) passes on one of our remarkable natural sites : the Abbey Lake.
Interactive route map
Legend
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20
By foot
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13
By mountain bike / electric mountain bike
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5
A VTC / VTCAE
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5
Roaming
Legend
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20
By foot
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13
By mountain bike / electric mountain bike
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5
A VTC / VTCAE
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5
Roaming
