
Unique in the landscape, a mythical place for the locals, Myon-Mont is extraordinary for its scenery and the view from its summit, especially after the famous Z climb.
A mix of wide, undergrowth paths and the vast expanses of the western Revermont.
A loop under the crests of the Lomont before discovering a sleeping beauty, the chapel of Montfort, solitary under the ruined walls of its castle.
Brush up against the Comtois border before a stony descent from the Plain Champ pass to Mont Chevalet.
Unexpectedly, there's a small retreat below the village of Courmangoux, from which emerges the Vauchère spring, the last karstic sign of the Revermont massif, before the Bresse trails and the return to the Grange du Pin lake.
Base VTT Espace Revermont - FFCT signposting - n°1 - black
Pass over the dyke and around the lake. Go under the farmhouse and up the path towards Cuisiat. At the Musée du Revermont, turn left just before the church, then right up the Bois de la Côte to the Chapelle de Montfort. Go straight back down to Cuisiat and turn right towards La Ferrolière. At La Ferrolière, go down to Pressiat and take the road up to the summit of Mont-Myon, passing the paragliding school and climbing site. At the summit of Mont-Myon (listed site - 360° panorama), descend to the col de plain-champ (north face). Just before the "Revermont" stone (at the pass), turn left towards Chevignat. Cross the RD 52, past the Chevallet lake and the Chevignat chapel, to reach Courmangoux via Mont Chevallet. In front of the church, turn right onto a steep path leading to the Vauchère spring and the Moulin de la Roche. Continue along the lake to the road. Turn left at the crossroads and follow the barn.
2nd right, past the Chagnettes farm. Enter the forest, turn left, then right.
At Carisse farm, turn left and follow the road to the Grange du Pin leisure park.
Listed PDIPR
Label VTT - FFCT
Bourg-en-Bresse Destinations - Office de tourisme - 27/05/2026
www.bourgenbressedestinations.fr
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In the country
Forest location
Mountain view
Village -2 km away
Close to GR footpath
Waterside
Beach within 300 m
Panoramic view
Sensitive Natural Area
All year round daily.
Phone : 04 74 22 49 40
Email : accueil@bourgenbressedestinations.fr
Website : https://www.bourgenbressedestinations.fr
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/BourgenBresseTourisme
Topo guides references :
Topoguide: Base VTT FF Vélo - Espace Revermont / Grand Bourg Agglomération
Rock
Stone
Ground
Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Parking
Parking lot at La Grange du Pin leisure park.
Departure sign in front of the entrance
Access to the base :
D.52 from Treffort, Cuisiat or Coligny
D.18 or D.3 from St-Etienne-du-Bois
Exit A40 n°6 Bourg Est - Viriat
By public transport
Access by public transport
Find out more about how to get to us at www.grandbourg.fr/42-transports-mobilites.htm
Forêt humide des Buclets.
Ascent to Esses du Mont-Myon
Stony descent from Plain Champ to Chevignat
Safety instructions
No technical sections to report. Please respect the mountain biker's charter.
The Revermont routes may cross pastures, so please close the gates and respect the peace and quiet of the herds.
If you'd like to go mountain biking or gravel biking in the area, take advantage of the signposting dedicated to this activity. A large number of itineraries are available in the mountains, and you're likely to cross estives or alpine pastures with herds of sheep/goats or cows, and sometimes herds of horses.
Don't panic when encountering domestic animals or even herdsmen such as guard dogs ("Patou") or driving dogs ("border collie"):
● Initially remain calm,
● Slow down, put your foot down and stay close to your bike, holding it between you and the herd or dogs.
● Don't irritate the animals, avoid shouting or making big gestures and keep moving forward quietly until you're away from the herd and the dogs.
● Once you're far enough away from the herd, you can get back in the saddle.
Let's respect each other's activities: in the mountains, there's room for everyone!
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Some areas may be affected by protected sites: Natura 2000, ENS, classified sites... let's respect nature, stay on the trails, be discreet in our attitudes and tracks...
The routes include hiking, trail and horse-riding circuits, as well as certain hunting areas. Please respect other users of the land.
Best periods: February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October
Report a problem
Damaged markers, safety incident, conflict of use or illegal dumping?
Locate and report the situation via the national SURICATE system, from the application or online: sentinelles.sportsdenature.fr/
Equip yourself
We strongly recommend that you bring a bottle of water, a helmet, a cell phone, a route map and a repair kit.
Colorful clothing is also recommended, so as to be clearly visible to other trail users.
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