MTB-VTC circuit n°19 (red) La Bresse de St Trivier

Take a trip to the heart of the Bresse countryside for a voyage of discovery into a land of heritage. Happiness is on the way... hands on the handlebars (VTT-VTC-VTTAE-Gravel) 28 marked trails from 6.2 to 53 km - 900 km of marked trailsLocated in the heart of the Bresse region, La Plaine tonique is an area entirely dedicated to leisure activities. It brings together on the same site, a four-star campsite, an aquatic area, a restaurant and a lake dedicated to aquatic and nautical leisure activities, as well as a "Pavillon bleu" beach. 140 hectares of greenery, between lakes and river, provide the backdrop for a day visit, short or long stay. Five interconnected lakes, with beaches, picnic and barbecue tables, playgrounds, a Maison des Sports... a concentration of leisure activities and services. The large lake is the ideal starting point for exploring the byways and landscapes of the Bresse bocage. Home to the characteristic Bresse farmhouses with their Saracen chimneys, this is also the land of the famous Bresse poultry, as well as Bresse PDO butter and cream. Along the Reyssouze river, you'll discover a combination of heritage and nature, mills, wet meadows and gravel pits. Bresse is also a land of ponds, including Pontremble, one of the largest and a favorite of migratory birds, and Bizadan, a Sensitive Natural Area, a marsh in the heart of the forest. A mix of paths between hills and valleys to discover a bocage territory dotted with the famous Saracen chimneys typical of Bresse half-timbered farms. Land of PDO Bresse poultry, Bresse butter and cream. 28 signposted circuits and 7 links On site: - Mountain bike and VTCAE rentals at the Maison des Sports at the leisure center.

Camping du Coq, ideally located on the D975 between Bourg-en-Bresse and Tournus, welcomes travelers for a night or vacationers for a longer stay, in a verdant, peaceful setting on the banks of a river.Charming little campsite on the banks of a river (fishing possible) and the greenway. Pleasantly restorative and beautifully flowered estate in a shady green setting. Municipal campsite in partnership with CAMPING CAR PARK. The campsite doesn't offer any entertainment, but the calm and soothing setting encourages you to relax, discover the surrounding tourist sites and go for a bike ride. The VOIE VERTE runs alongside the campsite, providing easy access to other villages, and the ROUTE des 3 MOULINS (starting at the campsite) runs for 25km through the Bresse bocage; 30 fully serviced pitches (sanitary facilities, electricity, water, drainage, wifi...). On the campsite, there are 9 stabilized pitches for camper vans in case of bad weather; camper vans are allowed all year round and caravans and tents can stay from 01/04 to 30/10 when the sanitary facilities are open. 14 individual terminals with 50 sockets each delivering 6 amps Drainage area Water Waste sorting Wifi Video surveillance Enclosed campsite

Bresse farmhouse with Saracen chimney, where you can enjoy Bresse-style dishes based on products from the farm (Bresse PDO poultry). Gratins and tarts baked in a wood-fired oven. Warm atmosphere guaranteed!Bresse farmhouse with Saracen chimney where you can enjoy Bresse dishes based on Bresse PDO poultry raised on site. Christian bakes gratins and Bresse tarts in his bread oven. In a cosy atmosphere by the fireplace, enjoy a purely Bresse moment! BY RESERVATION ONLY During the meal, for groups of 30 or more, the farmer can offer a presentation on Bresse poultry. You can also discover a range of old farming tools in an adjoining building. Ferme-auberge with the "Bienvenue à la Ferme" label.

Breeder of Bresse poultry. Sale and order of Bresse chicken by reservation, subject to availability. Priority given to our "Bienvenue à la Ferme" farmhouse restaurant.Bresse menu from Thursday to Sunday, lunchtime only and by reservation.

Grandval farmhouse, named after an ancient parish, has been brought back to life by Morgan Benoît, the new owner since 2021. The great room, with its fireplace and period furniture, is open to visitors by special arrangement during the Heritage Days.The Grandval farmhouse dates back to the very early 16th century. The oak used to support the Saracen fireplace was felled in 1503. The Saracen fireplace was listed as a historic monument in 1925, and the body of the house in 1981. In 2021, the farm was bought by Benoît Morgan, a heritage enthusiast from Mézériat, where his grandparents and great-grandparents were millers. The farm is open for Heritage Days in September. In 2023, more than 400 people visited it. PLEASE NOTE: Exceptionally open on request and for the European Heritage Days.

Cette petite ferme se caractérise par un toit très pentu, couvert de tuiles plates, ainsi qu'en Bresse Bourguignonne. Pas étonnant si l'on considère la proximité de cette dernière…La mitre de sa cheminée sarrasine est en forme de clocher d'inspiration romane et est surmontée d'une croix en fer forgé. A l'intérieur, la hotte a été obstruée. La cheminée et la toiture sont inscrites MH depuis 1944. La poutre maîtresse du rez-de-chaussée est datée de 1505 mais une autre poutre, apparemment réemployée, est datée de 1453. Aujourd'hui, des bâtiments agricoles annexes plus ou moins récents jouxtent ce qui est encore la ""maison"". La ferme est toujours en activité.

La ferme de Locel est toujours en activité. Elle présente une architecture bressane traditionnelle, dans sa construction et dans l'agencement de ses bâtiments.Le bâtiment a été remanié mais la poutre maîtresse de la Maison (habitation) est datée de 1529. En façade se trouvent deux ""peutons"" (avancée de toit permettant d'accéder au grenier par un escalier extérieur) ; habituellement, il n'y en a qu'un. La toiture était encore très récemment garnie d'une mitre carrée à deux étages, surmontée d'une pyramide portant une croix en fer forgé. Mais la mitre s'est écroulée en 2017-2018. La toiture et la cheminée sont classées Monuments Historiques depuis 1944.

Typical Bresse farm built in the late 16th century. Come and discover the farm in its new setting, with a renewed tour route and events throughout the season.With its Saracen chimney, the Ferme de la Forêt is a fine example of traditional Bresse architecture, illustrated by its timber-frame and cob construction. Dated 1581 and classified as a Historic Monument in 1930, it features an admirable lattice gallery serving as a balcony on the upper floor. Another special feature: the well is equipped with a double crank handle, a reminder that the farm was once divided between two sisters whose relationship was far from cordial! After major restoration work carried out by Grand Bourg Agglomération, (re)discover a unique heritage thanks to a revamped tour route: from food to building techniques, not forgetting farming activities, the daily life of Bresse residents in the 19th century resonates with our concerns today. Choose how you'd like to visit! - Self-guided: discover our different visit areas at your own pace. - Multimedia: bring your phone or borrow one of our tablets! Your mission if you accept it: become a special heritage agent for the International Heritage Energy Agency. Lead the investigation and help the agency harvest all the heritage essence of the site! - Guided tour: follow one of our passionate guides for a 1-hour tour: between past and present, discover how this unique heritage and its inhabitants can still inspire us today. Stroll around the vegetable garden, the orchard with its ancient varieties, the corn and hemp crops. Activities are offered throughout the season. From creative hobbies and architecture to scientific and sensory activities, there's something for everyone! Looking for a break? Take advantage of the terrace or coffee corner! Sweet or savoury, discover our selection of local and artisanal cookies. Sip a lemonade or fruit juice, or warm up with our 100% local hot drinks. Boutique: a concentrate of originality, craftsmanship and local products awaits you at the Ferme de la Forêt boutique.

Situé dans un beau cadre naturel préservé, ce petit édifice est alimenté par le bief de l’Etang Morel. Ce moulin possédait deux roues à aube à l'époque. Il est représentatif des moulins typiques de Bresse.Il s’agit d’un moulin d’étang c’est-à-dire placé sur l’exutoire de l’étang. Il bénéficie donc d’un faible débit et son fonctionnement est lié aux périodes de pluies et aux vidanges des pièces d’eau principalement liées à l’activité piscicole. L'étang Morel est inscrit à l’inventaire des ZNIEFF de type 1 (Zones naturelles d’Intérêts Ecologique Faunistique et Floristique) Plus vaste étang de la commune de Vescours, il s’inscrit dans un réseau d'étangs plus petits que lui. Sa superficie remarquable lui permet d'attirer une importante avifaune hivernante. On compte en effet de nombreux oiseaux migrateurs l’hiver. La proximité d'une vieille chênaie est aussi favorable aux pics. Les paysages ouverts et les zones de nourrissages liées aux pâtures voisines confèrent à ce plan d’eau toute sa beauté et sa richesse faunistique.