Uncover natural gems around Gestion'Aire in Arbent

This beautiful walk starts out in the town of Oyonnax and follows the River Sarsouille through the Bretouze Forest and takes about 1.5 hours to complete. This path leads across suspended footbridges and across fords in streams. It is suitable for children however care should be taken as the path can become slippery after rain so it is important to wear good walking shoes and do not forget to bring some water. Itineraries are available from the tourist office.

The blue lakes, bordered and punctuated by many viewpoints, reflect the discreet charm of the villages perched over the Ain and the Bienne rivers. From MONTCUSEL (Black MTB waymarking no. 56), head down the main road towards MARTIGNA and up the D 295 for 800 metres.Leave the D 295 and follow a small road to your left for 100 m before turning right onto an earthy path through the forest until you reach La Meille.Follow the stony path to your right downhill, staying in the forest, and you will reach “Chemin de Cruzille”. Continue straight on the downhill path to reach a good path, follow this path to the right until you come to Côte de Venière. (Possibility of taking the 2 km tour of the Chanon lake to your right.)From Côte de Venière, head up the D 295 to your left through a landscape that opens onto the Chanon Lake towards the village of MARTIGNA. On arriving at the hamlet of Le Chalet, at the foot of the village, take the path to your left overlooking the road and head to Chemin des Buis.  Take the stony path to your left towards Aux Enfingues. (Possibility of taking a round trip to the THREE STRAIRS BELVEDERE (BELVÉDÈRE DES 3 ESCALIERS) 400 metres away: viewpoint over Chanon lake and the outstretched Jura mountains).Continue on the stony and earthy forest path towards the BELVEDERE OF BIEF DESSOUS (BELVÉDÈRE DU BIEF DESSOUS), which ascends slightly for 1.5 km, before heading back down to the D 299. Follow the road to your right until you reach the BELVEDERE OF BIEF DESSOUS.Follow the forest path to your left towards Sur Faucon, and then turn left again to reach Les Cornes de Dolan. Head down the stony trail to your left that will lead you to Grange des Plans, and continue right on the winding and steep path to Bois sous Faucon. (Possibility of taking a 1-km round trip to the Les Plans beach on the edge of the Vouglans lake.)Continue on the path to your left until you reach the EAST VOUGLANS DAM (BARRAGE DE VOUGLANS EST) and then take the road to the village of VOUGLANS. Head down “rue de Framboise” and then follow the D 299 for 50 m. Turn left onto “rue le Bourdia” to reach Le Bourdia. Continue your journey towards CHANCIA through La Planche on a long stony path bordered by fields before a stretch in the shade along the Ain river until you reach Sur l’Antenne and later Sur Valière, before arriving at Sur la Cize, at the entrance to Chancia.Take “Chemin de Nezan” to your left, which ascends sharply with two large bends and heads past Vers la Serra, A la Serra, and will take you to BELEVEDERE AU CHANAIS. The stony path heads up to the Source Saumur before heading through pastures to the hamlet of NEZAN. Take the tarmac road up towards MONTCUSEL. Continue past the summit and take the narrow (single) stony path to your left 50 meters further on to head back down to your point of departure. 

From the sunny hillside of the Bienne valley to the shaded and wooded hillside of the Ain valley, a long walk linking the industrious hamlets around Montcusel and Martinga. From the town hall (yellow waymarking), the trail descends to the village centre in MONTCUSEL, before ascending to the left via “rue de la niella” to reach la Neyelle. Follow the shaded path to the right and exit onto the hand-gliding take-off area. Continue on the main road that descends southwards. Branch off to the east, then head north, go past the Cul de la Pra and then ascend to the hamlet of GRAND SERVE. Follow a road to the right until you reach la Queille after two bends. Descend on a good path along the side of the hill looking over Douvre. Arrive at les Vignes (wide bend). Continue to your left to the bottom of a pasture. A gravel path, with two bends, opens onto a meadow (boxwood, junipers, pine trees, white birches). Head along the pasture and continue north on a sunken path. Reach Chanon. Continue on the road to your right until you come to CHANON LAKE, and then la Côte de Venière. The stone path to your left borders the meadows before reaching Chemin de Cruzille, under the forest canopy. Head under a power line (viewpoint over the Ain valley at the foot of the Vouglans dam). Take an earthy path in a southwestern direction heading along the Owl’s mound. The stony path passes through la Meille and descends to NEZAN.   Follow the road to the left and, at a drinking trough, ascend to the right on a trail followed by a road. Around 50 m after a pass (725 m, viewpoint), return to MONTCUSEL to the right.

The ruins of this castle, on top of a rocky peak, overlooking the lake of Coiselet and the Ain valley are accessible by following a 9km long footpath which starts in the « hameau de Boutavant » (in the commune of Vescles).

This beautiful hike through open landscapes will lead you to the edge and then to the heart of a formidable natural amphitheatre, the Orvaz combe, carved by the Semine river. From the BELLEYDOUX CHALET, the trail descends via a road to the left (yellow waymarking) towards the church Head around the church and along a first cemetery before walking under a second. Head down a farm path and cross over the Chon (stream) before heading up a meadow. Find a little road that leads to the entrance to the hamlet of GOBET. The road ascends to the right (drinking trough, vaulted cistern) into the hamlet and then branches off to the left (ignoring the road to the right towards Châtelet). You will come to a hairpin in the road. Continue on a farm path (hedges) until you reach a stony path. Continue to the left and head up into the forest until you reach la Croix. The road continues to the left and comes to a cistern at le Bugnon. Branch off to the right (earthy path) to reach the CHEMIN DU FACTEUR. > You can access the ROCKS OF ORVAZ by following the trail to the left, within 30 minutes there and back. On returning to the CHEMIN DU FACTEUR, descend through the meadows toward Orvaz to the south. On the verge of a pretty beech forest, turn left (the descent is steep, be careful!) to reach “chemin du Soufflet”. From here, branch off to the left (crossing the stream) and exit through the meadows into the hamlet of ORVAZ. > The Semine riverside is 30 minutes away there and back on your left (not waymarked). Follow the road to the right for 600 m until you come to a wooded square at the Pontard Bridge. Cross the bridge and ascend for a few tens of meters, then branch off to the right to follow a trail along the left embankment of the Semine until you come to the viaduct (viewpoint to the north over the tope of a gendarme and its limestone folds). Cross the viaduct to your right.   Take the road below the D 48 to your left. Head past two houses. The path slowly ascends to Bas Belleydoux. Follow the road to your left and head past a bend. Take a trail to your right that cuts across a bend in the road. Follow the road to the right, and head opposite a crossing, towards the village, that you will reach by ascending through meadows.

Between the Valserine and the Semine, the Giron-Champfromier forest is made-up of a vast wooded and shaped plateau. From the cemetery, Giron 1000, , follow the D 48a (yellow and red waymarking) towards La Pesse for 300 m and head up the path to your left.In front of the gîte, cross the road, and when you come to Combe à l’Abrans, head up the path opposite you into the forest (yellow waymarking). Take the trail to your left, that joins up with a forest path, and continue for 300 m.Head up to your left (cross-country ski slope) into the forest via a muddy path towards Les Cinq Chalets, you will reach a viewpoint over Le Haut-Bugey, the southern part of the Jura massif.Branch off to the left eastwards and stay on the forest path to reach a path suitable for vehicles at Pas du Boeuf. Follow the path to your left for 250 m, and then head up to your right to reach the Achat viewpoint (viewpoint over the High Jura Chain, the Crêt de Chalam and the Les Avalanches cirque). Continue on the grassy path for 250 m and take the trail to your right, ascending up into the forest and leading to a forest path. Follow this path to the right for 200 m and take another trail to your right towards Combe de l’Auger. Make a round trip to the Belvedere of Les Avalanches to your right, heading through LES AVALANCHES (open view over the valley of the Valserine).On returning to Combe sur l’Auger, take the little grassy trail to the north through a clearing before joining up with a forest path and reaching the Chalet Cottin. Continue on the forest path towards Les Abrans.Take the D 48a to your left for 800 m (yellow and red waymarking) until you reach Le Bleu. Branch off to the right on a forest path and then continue on the muddy trail along a cliff (be careful!). Head past Les Ordières to reach the junction with La Roche Fauconnière.The Belvedere of La Roche Fauconnière and its view over Les Roches d’Orvaz can be accessed in a round trip by ascending to the right.When you return, take the forest path and then the forest road to Combe Marin. Take the path to your left until you reach La Croix. Cross the road and follow a parallel path which returns to Combe à l’Abrans. Head back down to the village of Giron to your right.

From the balconies of the Valserine to the balconies of the Semine, four stunning viewpoints are the highlights of this circuit through the Giron-Champfromier forest. From the cemetery, at GIRON 1000 (), take Rue du Grand Golet towards Le Cretet (blue MTB waymarking no. 9). Head up the tarmac road towards Combe Marin, in a wooded environment.Reach La Croix via a muddy forest path that heads right.  When you reach La Croix, which offers a beautiful view over Giron, continue straight on a tarmac road up into the forest, towards Chemin Neuf.Continue straight, head past the metal barrier and continue on the forest path for 400 m. Head up to your left (cross-country ski slope) into the forest via a muddy path towards Les Cinq Chalets, you will reach a viewpoint over Le Haut-Bugey, the southern part of the Jura massif.Branch off to the left eastwards and stay on the forest path to reach a path suitable for vehicles at Pas du Boeuf. Follow the path to your left for 250 m, and then head up to your right to reach the Achat viewpoint (viewpoint over the High Jura Chain, the Crêt de Chalam and the Les Avalanches cirque). Follow this path to the right for 450 m, branch off to the right on a forest path for 700 m and then take another forest trail to your right towards Combe de l’Auger. Make a round trip to the Belvedere of Les Avalanches to your right, heading through LES AVALANCHES (open view over the valley of the Valserine).On returning to Combe sur l’Auger, take the little grassy trail to the north through a clearing before joining up with a forest path, towards the Chalet Cottin. Continue on the forest path towards Les Abrans.Take the D 48a to your left for 800 m until you reach Le Bleu. Branch off to the right on a forest path and then continue on the muddy trail along a cliff (be careful!). Head past Les Ordières to reach the junction with La Roche Fauconnière.The Belvedere of La Roche Fauconnière and its view over Les Roches d’Orvaz can be accessed in a round trip by ascending to the right.When you return, take the forest path and then the forest road to Combe Marin. Return to your departure point the way you came.

Hiking on the mountain near to the Ain and the Oignin rivers. This hiking path is marked out in yellow. The starting point is at the lake of Oignin's edge. After reach the pass of Matafelon, the path runs into the forest. The path carry on until Coiselet, near to the Ain river. Next, the path follows the Oignin river until the hamlet of Charmines and the lake.

From Les Bouchoux to the Moulin waterfall, passing through the Crossing of Corridors, this walk invites you on a journey of the senses through the high valley of Tacon, where there is only sound, landscape and light. From LES BOUCHOUX, the hike starting point, at the foot of the village near the bar and the grocery, the trail (yellow and red waymarking) ascends the small road to the right, parallel to the D 25 E1, until it reaches Bonneville.  The “chemin des Couloirs” ascends to the right and heads past a reservoir. After a stable; climb up a narrow trail to reach the forest. The path opens on to a rocky ridge (be caureful!). Follow the ridge line until you reach THE CROSSING OF CORRIDORS. Via the ridge, reach the Guichard Corridor (former ski humping hill). Head north (yellow waymarking) and reach the D 25 at la Crochère through pastures and wooded meadows. Follow the road to the left, and come to Sur l’Enversy via a grassy trail. The trail heads along a barrier and joins up with a stone path (quarry below the la Crochère cliffs). After a bend, reach the road at l’Enversy. The road descends to the right until it comes to the intersection at Le Prieuré. Continue on a path to your left and head past the hamlet of Prioré. Descend through a forest trail (tuffaceous concretion). After a short ascent, through a pasture, head between two houses to reach Les Petits-Bouchoux to the right. Head down a road to your right for 150 m. Branch off once more to the right to follow a path along the right embankment of the Tacon. Cross the torrent (bridge), and head up a trail to Moulin d’Aval for 100 m. Descend to the foot of the MOULIN WATERFALL, using the adapted trail. Head back the same way you came. From Les Petits Bouchoux, the road to the left, followed by a road suitable for vehicles, will lead you back up to the village of Les Bouchoux, leaving a Little Combe behind you to your left. Cut across the square and through the village to return to your starting point.

Boxwood, pine and birch trees will be your faithful companions on this walk through the dry grasslands of the Lezan Rock, scattered with beautiful viewpoints over the Bienne valley. Starting at the Health Course, the trail (yellow waymarking) follows the stone path to the right (sporty course) and then enters the forest before reaching la Varesse. Turn left to follow the road suitable for vehicles. Further on, it heads along a few pastures. The main path branches off to the left and then enters the forest. Ascend to the Lezan Rock. The trail enters a pasture to the left (bicycle path) and then heads right before curving to the left. It heads down for some time along the edge of the Lezan Rock before reaching THE DONKEY’S STEP. Without crossing the second bicycle path, head straight ahead along the trail and exit onto an open combe, with a power line running through it. Head up the combe’s east side to reach a good trail ascending southwards. At the top (electrical tower), turn left and reach a small pass (viewpoint over the la Prat barn, down to your right). The well-cleared trail through boxwood ascends to the left along the ridge line, before gradually descending into a coniferous forest. The path widens (stone fountain trough under a tufa waterfall, a limestone concretion deposited onto foam). Continue along the path, head past Tré la Croix and return to the starting point.

This "model factory" made available workshops to workers in which they benifited from energy needs to their production in celluloÏd. The building trade had, at this time, innovator architecture and conception. The Great Steam, classified as Ancient Memorial since 1987 and certified heritage from the 20th century, was built in 1905 on the Auguste Chanard architect's plans. This is a model factory with innovatory architecture for the work of celluloid, plastic particularly inflammable. The building trade, a V open-shaped, is composed of two wings divided in two floors of partitioned studios which were rented to craftsmen. Each studio worked on electricity(thanks to hydroelectric energy) and had got fire-fighting system from outside : The Sprinklage system. Work surface was ringed by irrigation channel in which the craftsman threw out caught fire objects. The Great Steam was for his sleeping partner - The Electric Union (private society) a display which should serve the conquest of electric energy's distribution's market in several departments. It was exploited until 1967.

Located between Nantua and Oyonnax, high in the mountains, surrounded by forests on the shores Lac Genin. This charming hotel has all you will need for a quiet relaxing holiday in the heart of the countryside. The Auberge du Lac Genin is a small hotel that comprises three delightful rooms that will ensure a pleasant stay. You will also be spoiled by the choice of things to do around Lac Genin, swimming, fishing, mountain biking or just a simple walk in the forest where you can pick wild fruits such blackberries, raspberries and strawberries. Enjoy this fantastic mountain environment and why not try local specialities such as sausage braised in red wine, truite fillet, snail croustade and tournedos of beef or grills cooked over an open fire in the hotel’s restaurant.

For beginners and experienced mountain bikers there are courses and trails available to suit the young and the not so young. Thanks to the expert advice of our specialist mountain bike instructors you will relish your trek through Bugey. Get in touch with your sense of adventure! Acquire the balance and self control necessary to glide through this fantastic mountain environment. Our instructors will be happy to guide you on an exhilarating and enjoyable journey where you will learn all the skills and techniques necessary to cross these amazing natural obstacles.

"Compact" 9 hole golf course. Practice course with 17 sets, including 6 covered. Club-house. Partners: Golf de la Bresse, Golf de la Sorelle, Golf de Saint-Claude.

It is a very nice and comfortable house located in the PNR of Haut-Jura and 1000 m high. It has been decorated and fitted out in a sophisticated and mountain style. It is perfect to relax in a very beautiful setting. There are a lot of activities to do all year round. 5 character guest rooms, tasteful décor, on the 1st floor of a large village house in Haut Jura National Park. Separate entrance. 1 room (queen-size bed), 2 twin rooms, each with own bathroom (whirlpool bath). Double room, multi-jet shower. Family suite: double room, twin room, bathroom (whirlpool bath). Separate WC in each room. Sauna. Large library/lounge/ dining room (wood-burner).|Large wooden deck with fine open views, peaceful, available for meals/relaxing. Flower garden. Book ahead for evening table d'hôte meals. Guest kitchen available. No smoking in bedrooms. Lower rate for 2 or more nights. Pets are allowed with a surcharge.

Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin is a well laid out 3 star, family friendly campsite on the banks of the 50 hectare Lake Oignin where campers can enjoy the site’s swimming pools and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin welcomes you to the heart of the Jura Mountains in Bugey, an area of outstanding natural beauty with waterfalls and majestic scenery. The campsite is set on 3 hectares beside Lake Oignin and comprises 128 encampments ranging in size from 80m² to 120m². There are also chalets and mobile homes available for hire which can accommodate between 2 and 6 people and range in size from 30m² to 35m². Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin has 2 swimming pools and there is a children’s play area with supervised activities during the high season, in addition there volleyball courts and areas for playing boules and football. Other services include a small grocery shop with fresh bread available daily and a snack-bar for ice-cream and drinks (open July & august only). At the campsite office it is possible to buy fishing permits or hire pedalos.

The work to protect and enhance the Dinoplagne site® is finalized. Labeled Sensitive Natural Space by the Ain Department; Dinoplagne® is home to the longest track of dinosaur footprints ! Online reservations are required from April to June and from September to October. It remains strongly recommended in July – August. The site is closed from November to March. Discover 3 minutes in the life of a gigantic animal 150 million years ago in the Jurassic period in the middle of an authentic natural mountain site! From the reception area, a path leads to a canopy protecting the tracks at the top of the trail. A connected walk will supplement the information on the panels. A number of themes will be covered: biodiversity, the Jurassic period, the evolution of the continents, etc. These stages will explain the interest and challenges of this site, which has been classified as a Sensitive Natural Area (ENS). Under the canopy, thanks to virtual reality headsets, you can travel back 150 million years to Plagne and observe Odysseus and Maxime in their environment at the time. Guaranteed to thrill! VR animation forbidden for under 9s. To appreciate the length of this track, the longest in the world, the footprints located outside the canopy and protected by burial, are also highlighted, so go and find out how! Translated with www.deepl.com/translator (free version)

abeled Sensitive Natural Space by the Ain Department; Dinoplagne® is home to the longest track of dinosaur footprints ! To visit: reservation recommended ! Discover 3 minutes in the life of a gigantic animal 150 million years ago in the Jurassic period in the middle of an authentic natural mountain site ! From the reception area, a path leads to a canopy protecting the tracks at the top of the trail. A connected walk will supplement the information on the panels. A number of themes will be covered: biodiversity, the Jurassic period, the evolution of the continents, etc. These stages will explain the interest and challenges of this site, which has been classified as a Sensitive Natural Area (ENS). Under the canopy, thanks to virtual reality headsets, you can travel back 150 million years to Plagne and observe Odysseus and Maxime in their environment at the time. Guaranteed to thrill! VR animation forbidden for under 9s. To appreciate the length of this track, the longest in the world, the footprints located outside the canopy and protected by burial, are also highlighted, so go and find out how ! Online reservations are required from April to June and from September to October. It remains strongly recommended in July – August. The site is closed from November to March.

Inhabitants of the Jura have learnt to capitalise on boxwood, a shrub with very hard wood, by using it for wood-turning. This manufacturing technique consists of working the wood using a horizontal wood lathe. The craftsman places the piece of wood on the lathe, in front of him, and spins it very quickly, whilst sculpting the wood with a skew chisel. This technique is used in particular to make chess pieces, a game that is particularly popular in this village.

In Dortan, only the castle, the church and a few houses were spared from a fire set by the German troops on 21 July 1944 after ten days of deadly occupation (35 dead in total). Most inhabitants sought refuge in the surrounding forests. Many local stories tell of the suffering that the entire village witnessed. 

Upstream from the waterfall, during its underground travels, the water from this rivulet has dissolved and carried along part of the limestone through which it runs. In open air, the limestone carried along by the water settles and calcifies the moss and other debris forming this curious rock with the treacherous appearance of a sponge or of volcanic rock.

The old Maison Marcelin-Rosset, founded in 1888, housed several activities: manufacturing, horn, galalith and celluloid comb trading and raw material importing. The workshops adjacent to the residential part of the Maison were expanded during the first world war, when horn became popular amongst craftsmen once again. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

The villa belonging to the former commercial director of Maison Bonaz is understated, much like the residential pavilions in the city, which are often only set apart by the ornamental details on their facades. Here, there is a large bay window made up of panels of moulded glass, held in place in a trellis. Many techniques to create these types of windows were very popular during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, in the early 20th century. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

Initially under the commercial supervision of Saint-Claude, wood and horn turning workshops started to specialise in an original type of manufacturing: combs. In Oyonnax, these “factories” started appearing at the same time Saint-Claude started to specialise in the manufacturing of pipes and progressively abandoned the manufacturing of combs. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

This "model factory" made available workshops to workers in which they benifited from energy needs to their production in celluloÏd. The building trade had, at this time, innovator architecture and conception. The Great Steam, classified as Ancient Memorial since 1987 and certified heritage from the 20th century, was built in 1905 on the Auguste Chanard architect's plans. This is a model factory with innovatory architecture for the work of celluloid, plastic particularly inflammable. The building trade, a V open-shaped, is composed of two wings divided in two floors of partitioned studios which were rented to craftsmen. Each studio worked on electricity(thanks to hydroelectric energy) and had got fire-fighting system from outside : The Sprinklage system. Work surface was ringed by irrigation channel in which the craftsman threw out caught fire objects. The Great Steam was for his sleeping partner - The Electric Union (private society) a display which should serve the conquest of electric energy's distribution's market in several departments. It was exploited until 1967.

The “Grande Vapeur” factory was designed to meet specific needs in terms of the manufacturing of celluloid objects (untangling combs, fine combs, combs, clips, glasses frames, etc.). Several innovations in the building are a result of efforts to manage fire risks due to the high flammability of celluloid. In particular, its architectural shape limited the risks of the fire propagating to only one part of the building. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

In Oyonnax, the organisation of corporate life is partly based on the magnitude of the phenomenon of sub-contracting. Whether in the glasses sector, which became a “chain” in its own right in the 1930s, or in the comb-hair accessory sector, subcontracting part of manufacturing creates a dense network of small companies in which professional life and family life are closely linked. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

Oyonnax is a complex and interesting town based on ancient know-how - that of manufacturing combs and hair accessories - and on the vitality of an industrial sector centred on plastic. The complexity of its social relations and the fragility of its economic tissue - comprised of many small enterprises suffering from steep international competition - have also left their mark on this town. (PNRHJ - Un tour en ville, “A tour of the town”)

Want to spend a simple and friendly time? It is in Georennes that you must go. His Bistrot will welcome you around a homemade pizza or a board of local products to share; all in a mountain setting. Sale of pizzas to take away every day depending on the menu. Reservation by phone.

Discover an unusual, intimate and cocooning place: the Finnish kota. The ideal place for a birthday party, an evening with friends or family.

A mixed cuisine with flavors from here and elsewhere, surprising recipes between local and modern. Our restaurant is distinguished by a bib gourmand in the Michelin guide. The fruit of the imagination of Julie Morelle in the dining room and chef Nicolas Morelle, the Voyages des sens restaurant offers inventive cuisine, full of flavors and authenticity. Discover our specialties with local accents, our dishes revisited with raw and delicate flavors at the same time. Take advantage of your stay in the region to enjoy a gourmet getaway where fresh and seasonal products are available in the vicinity of the restaurant. The restaurant is located in a small village of Revermont in Treffort-Cuisiat, this beautiful Bresse house, carved in the stone will seduce you by its charm, its authenticity, its quiet environment and its breathtaking view on the surrounding countryside. Our restaurant is now distinguished by a bib gourmand in the Michelin guide A unique place in Treffort-Cuisiat to meet and share a moment of pleasure and discovery In the heart of the Bresse region, Treffort-Cuisiat is located at the foot of many hills and is part of the natural region of Revermont. Its stone winegrower's houses, attest to its past of vineyard cultivation and the presence of numerous stone quarries. Gastronomy has always been closely linked to the Bresse region. In front of the fireplace in winter or on the flowered terrace in summer, let yourself be guided on a journey where audacity mixes with tradition to highlight the finesse of the products of our region.

Restaurant at the foot of the Mont Myon, classified site & paraglider flight area Departure of hikes. Near the paragliding school and the climbing site of the Mont Myon. 2 rooms - Terrace Traditional homemade cooking with fresh products. Catering service - Party meals - Meal delivery

Welcome to Le Candi pizzeria in Courmangoux, where you can enjoy traditional cuisine that's both generous and creative. A friendly atmosphere is guaranteed. Enjoy a good meal in a warm setting! Wide choice of menus for young and old. Pleasant terrace, bowling green. Theme evenings and karaoke evenings.

Family restaurant overlooking park and lake. Outdoor area. Local and traditional cuisine. Tapas menu and brazier formula for a waterside aperitif. Ideal for group or family meals. Restaurant set in a Bresse farmhouse. Traditional, local cuisine in a friendly, family atmosphere. We offer a menu where "home-made" is a priority for us. Ideal for family gatherings or company meals. We offer several rooms and a terrace with a beautiful view of the lake and wooded park. Numerous play areas for children and teenagers. A bar area for gourmet afternoons (ice creams, crêpes, waffles, sandwiches...), as well as for waterside aperitifs with a variety of tapas boards. Events and parties. Camping, water sports and outdoor activities (acrobranche, mountain biking...) on site.

Ain's temps loisirs is a multi-service structure: a bar-restaurant, a shop selling local products, crafts and souvenirs. There is also a rental area (skis, snowshoes, scooters, swincar) and a wellness area (massage). Small catering with local products only, to be found in the shop area. Area (Nordic bath, sauna) massage on reservation.

Located between Nantua and Oyonnax, high in the mountains, surrounded by forests on the shores Lac Genin. This charming hotel has all you will need for a quiet relaxing holiday in the heart of the countryside. The Auberge du Lac Genin is a small hotel that comprises three delightful rooms that will ensure a pleasant stay. You will also be spoiled by the choice of things to do around Lac Genin, swimming, fishing, mountain biking or just a simple walk in the forest where you can pick wild fruits such blackberries, raspberries and strawberries. Enjoy this fantastic mountain environment and why not try local specialities such as sausage braised in red wine, truite fillet, snail croustade and tournedos of beef or grills cooked over an open fire in the hotel’s restaurant.

Situated on the picturesque shores of Lac Genin in secluded wooded setting this camping car area is a great place to stop. Close to the renowned Auberge du Lac, there is water and waste discharge facilities but no electricity, no shower.

Discharge points and water supply.

It is a very nice and comfortable house located in the PNR of Haut-Jura and 1000 m high. It has been decorated and fitted out in a sophisticated and mountain style. It is perfect to relax in a very beautiful setting. There are a lot of activities to do all year round. 5 character guest rooms, tasteful décor, on the 1st floor of a large village house in Haut Jura National Park. Separate entrance. 1 room (queen-size bed), 2 twin rooms, each with own bathroom (whirlpool bath). Double room, multi-jet shower. Family suite: double room, twin room, bathroom (whirlpool bath). Separate WC in each room. Sauna. Large library/lounge/ dining room (wood-burner).|Large wooden deck with fine open views, peaceful, available for meals/relaxing. Flower garden. Book ahead for evening table d'hôte meals. Guest kitchen available. No smoking in bedrooms. Lower rate for 2 or more nights. Pets are allowed with a surcharge.

Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin is a well laid out 3 star, family friendly campsite on the banks of the 50 hectare Lake Oignin where campers can enjoy the site’s swimming pools and a wide range of other outdoor activities. Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin welcomes you to the heart of the Jura Mountains in Bugey, an area of outstanding natural beauty with waterfalls and majestic scenery. The campsite is set on 3 hectares beside Lake Oignin and comprises 128 encampments ranging in size from 80m² to 120m². There are also chalets and mobile homes available for hire which can accommodate between 2 and 6 people and range in size from 30m² to 35m². Le Camping Gorges de l’Oignin has 2 swimming pools and there is a children’s play area with supervised activities during the high season, in addition there volleyball courts and areas for playing boules and football. Other services include a small grocery shop with fresh bread available daily and a snack-bar for ice-cream and drinks (open July & august only). At the campsite office it is possible to buy fishing permits or hire pedalos.

Le Chalet Jura welcomes you as a cottage, group stay or relaxing stay.. with a warm living-room fitted with a fire place and a room to do a lot of activities.. A marvelous environment in a wild and preserved nature. Possibility of special stay : sophrology, relaxation..

This one time coaching-inn is in business in Saint-Germain-de-Joux since 1836. Today, it's an elegant hotel and restaurant where the hospitality of the Pannier-Gavard family will afford you a wonderful stay. Located in an idyllic setting in the countryside, between Lyon and Geneva but also between the Rhône river and the Haut-Jura Natural Park, the Reygrobellet Hotel has been in trading for nearly 2 centuries. Its 8 comfortable rooms are furnished with style and each have their own character. In the restaurant, chef Muriel offers a local gastronomy with fresh products from the market and regional products such as trout from Semine, Bresse chicken, frog legs, crayfish, not forgetting the traditionnal chesse plater and her delicious desserts.

The Domaine Les Géorennes is surrounded by vegetation and calm, with a view of the ridges of the High Jura, and offers a variety of accommodation options, from free-standing campsites to clear bubbles, Mongolian yurt or Pods cabins. Domaine Les Géorennes offers 30 free sites within a park of greenery of one hectare and a half, for awnings, caravans and motorhomes. You will also be able to stay in guest rooms of full-equipped air: * Two transparent bubbles, unusual and unique in our region, you will spend a dream night in symbiosis with nature ... They are immersed in the vegetation to ensure maximum privacy and welcome 2 people with all the comforts of home. a hotel room, for a night under the stars! Dry toilets and a private bathroom are available on the platforms of each bubble. * A Wigwam (sort of North American Amerindian igloo transparent), installed on a platform in full vegetation, you will enjoy a night under the stars in the comfort of a cozy bed with all the amenities available. * A traditional Mongolian yurt will welcome lovers of charm and cozy atmospheres. Equipped with a double bed and two pull-out beds for families, this traditional 27m2 house will offer you a relaxing stay and a change of scenery. * Finally two original Cabins Pods (small wooden round cabins of 9m2 fully equipped) complete this offer of unusual accommodation for hikers and visitors passages. Each night, in our rental, gives rise to a complete breakfast, delivered in basket to your lodging, to share and prolong in peace the pleasures of the night. A free wifi access on all the camping is offered to you.

Immersed in the vegetation, our transparent bubbles will make you spend an unforgettable night under the stars in the complete comfort of a hotel room. Inflated on a platform immersed in the vegetation of the Géorennes, each bubble offers a fully equipped resting place with table and outdoor living room but also with dry toilets and a private bathroom (sheet, duvet, pillows, towels and gel shower at your disposal). Each night gives a full breakfast delivered in a basket to your platform for a morning sharing.

In the heart of Domaine Les Géorennes, in the valley of Valserine, the original Cabanes Pods offer all the necessary comfort of a bed and breakfast outdoors. Comfort, cozy atmosphere and nature best characterize these unusual huts. Wooden cabins all in roundness of 9m2, the original Pod cabins are equipped with a bed of 140 and a "cozy" interior. An equipped terrace allows to take advantage of the outside and the calm of the places. Operating under the principle of the guest room, you will find sheets, duvets, pillows and bath towel. A breakfast will be delivered to you in the morning, in basket, in front of your hut for a pleasure nature. A bathroom, with shower and toilet, is available near the cabins. Ideal for hikers, bikers or local visitors wanting to travel light. A little atypical pleasure in nature ...