MTB track n°1 (black) - Montfort / Mont-Myon

Unique in the landscape, a mythical place for the inhabitants, the Myon-Mont is extraordinary by its landscape and the view from its summit especially after the famous ascent of Z.

A mix between big paths in the undergrowth and the wide expanses of the western Revermont
A loop under the crests of the Lomont before discovering a beautiful sleeping chapel, the chapel of Montfort, solitary under the ruined walls of its castle.
Brush up against the border of the Comte before a short stony descent from the Plain Champ pass to the Mont Chevalet.
Unexpectedly, the small recess, under the village of Courmangoux, from which emerges the source of Vauchère, last karstic indication of the Revermont massif before the Bresse paths and the return to the water level of the Grange du Pin.

Base VTT Espace Revermont - FFCT marking - n°1 - black

Pass on the dam and go around the lake. Pass under the farm and go up the path in the direction of Cuisiat. At the Revermont Museum, turn left just before the church, then right to go up the hillside wood to the Montfort chapel. Go straight back down to Cuisiat and turn right towards La Ferrolière. At La Ferrolière, go down to Pressiat and take the road that goes up to the top of Mont-Myon, passing the paragliding school and the climbing site. At the top of Mont-Myon (classified site - 360° panorama) go down to the pass on the same level (north face). Just before the "Revermont" stone (at the pass), turn left towards Chevignat. Cross the RD 52, pass in front of the water level of Chevallet and the chapel of Chevignat to catch up with Courmangoux by the mount Chevallet. In front of the church, turn right on a steep path towards the source of the Vauchère and the moulin de la roche. Go along the pond until you reach the road. Turn left at the crossroads with the cross and go along the barn.
2nd right, pass the farm of Chagnettes. Enter the forest, turn left, then right.
At the farm of Carisse, turn left and take the road to the leisure center of the Grange du Pin.