MTB route no. 12 (red) - Cavets, Revermont villages

Espace Revermont mountain-biking base, accredited by the Fédération Française Vélo. Rendezvous in the heart of the Revermont mountains. 26 circuits, 6 marked trails from 4 to 32 km. - 650 km of marked trailsWith its hilly terrain, wild landscapes and invigorating nature, the Revermont is a great destination for mountain bikers and handlebar enthusiasts. Revermont, a land of mountains. Its sunny slopes stand in stark contrast to the misty mornings of the Bresse bocage. It's a privileged vantage point, with views across the Mâconnais to the Lyonnais mountains, the Jura and the Alps. Prepare your outings according to your desires... descents, false flats and climbs follow one another at a good pace. Cross wild, damp valleys where the moss on the trees is omnipresent. everywhere. The scenery is astonishing. Play with the Revermont mountains and ride across the plateaus on pretty single tracks that alternate between forests, meadows, dry grasslands, hillsides and ridges. Ride along the banks of the Suran or through the narrow streets of picturesque villages. At 660 m, Mont Myon is probably the most sought-after symbol. Listed as a remarkable natural site, it remains a target for many hikers. The Ain Gorge, with its cliffs, wildlife, lookouts and wilderness, is another emblematic Revermont site. Further south, the Revermont vineyards (AOP Bugey Cerdon), dominated by the Cuiron rocks and the Croix de la Dent, with their picturesque villages and vast forests. 5 departure points: Base de loisirs de la Grange du Pin à Cuisiat (Val Revermont), Stade à Simandre sur Suran, mairie de Ceyzériat, mairie de Cize and base de loisirs de l'Ile Chambod. 4 levels / 650 km marked / VTT FFCT label

City stadium by the lake with playground and picnic area.

Eglise du 12e siècle / peintures du 15e siècle. Ces images édifiantes à l’usage de fidèles illettrés sont exceptionnelles. On y reconnaît le jugement dernier, avec la résurrection des morts et la pesée des âmes. Clef à retirer à l’Auberge du Mont Myon.

Fishing lake at the foot of Mont-Myon, with playground and picnic area; pleasant tour of the lake for families and strollers. Peace and quiet. Access to the Grand brûle site.

12th and 13th centuries. Church built around the 6th century on the site of a Gallo-Roman temple dedicated to Mercury and Apollo. Remains of paintings from 14th & 17th centuries. Magnificent view of the Bresse region.