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this path lead the walker into the forest with a panorama of Mont Blanc. Along the walk, there is a beautiful view of the lake Nantua.

This cycling circuit is ideal for cyclists of all levels of experience and ages. It follows the banks of Lake Nantua and narrow country lanes for 17km to allow you discover this charming part of Bugey. Although this part of Bugey is mountainous this cycling trail does not involve any serious climbs and is very family friendly. It follows pathways and quiet lanes so there is very little if any traffic and takes on average 1.5 hours to complete. The journey takes you past Lake Nantua and the ruins of the Château Terreaux and through some very pretty countryside. Itineraries for this cycling trail are available at the tourist office in Nantua.

Lakes, ponds and springs, between nature and history! From the cluse de Nantua, the great forest of Meyriat, the ponds and coombs lining the Retord plateau follow in the footsteps of the Carthusian monks and the workers at the Sylans iceworks. Discover the route: - Around Lake Nantua - The Port plain, Saint Martin du Frêne and its Terreaux tower - The route du bief du Valey - The forest and ruins of the Chartreuses de Meyriat - The Marron ponds - Combe de Férirand - Colliard and Belleroche passes - Les Granges du Poizat - Peney lookout - Les Neyrolles springs and waterfall - The Doye soft path and Bras du lac

You can see the lake and the town of Nantua while walking. On the plateau, the circuit run alongside the cliff.

in the Combe du Val, the village Maillat has a particularity : the river that crosses the village. In Oisselaz there is an old oven for bread

Following this hiking path, which bring you back to the Gallo Roman history and tales of Izernore. This hiking path is marked out with a yellow sign. The starting point is in the church's square in Izernore and next you will carry on in the "stones path". After a return to the temple Gallo Roman, the path go on following the towns of Voërle, Intriat, Cessiat. In the chapel St Roman, you will go back to Izernore.

Empruntez ce sentier pédestre sur le plateau de la Belloire et d'Andréas. You begin this path on the plateau of the Belloire and Andréas. This hiking path is marked out in yellow. The starting point is on the Izernore church's square. Next, it runs into the forest, near to the lake of Samognat, it crosses Condamine and Voërle. In Izernore, a quick return to the Gallo-roman temple is advisable.

Starting from the church in Izernore, this hike takes you to the Samognat shooting range. You'll also discover the Belloire plateau, and end your walk at the Voerle farm. Turn right into Rue du Temple and left into Rue de la Voie Etroite. Cross the Grande Rue. At the end of the street, turn right into Chemin des Trablettes. Leave the road to take Chemin de la Monta. When you reach the shooting range, walk alongside it and follow the path downhill, approaching the Charmine dam reservoir, then bending right to reach the hamlet of Condamine. Cross the D18 and take the path opposite, crossing a bridge and leaving the Touvière mill on your left. Cross the stream and take the right-hand path. Further on, cross the stream again on a footbridge and follow the path over a plateau, past the Voerle farm and on to Izernore. Yellow markings Reference guidebook: Randonnées Pédestres Vallée de l'Ain - Revermont (CDRP Collection) IGN 25,000 scale map no. 3228.OT

You will enjoy the Marsh of Napt, discovering dragonflies and wonderful views on the Ain River.

this circuit goes through the forest. It's ideal for the family. there is a beautiful panorama on the village Charix and Plateau du Retord.

A museum with appeal that plunges you into the world of archaeology and reveals different aspects of the Roman "vicus" of Isarnodorum between the 2nd century BC and the 3rd century AD. You'll become , for a time, archaeologist discovering the development of an object since its discovery until its exhibition in a context of unusual and educational. 4 screens follow one another : - excavations building site / the vicus elements - excavations warehouse / trade and exchanges - studies laboratory / activities - curiosity office / everyday life

classified site since 1930, Lake Sylans was formed in the mid 16th century when a rock fall of a million m3 blocked the valley. Its filtered waters emerge from the source of Doye prodiving the Neyrolles mineral water. It is famous for its enormous pike. Its transparent waters are crystal clear depending on the season and sometimes tinged with green.

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. Accessible to beginners, amateurs and those wishing to improve their skills, the Haut-Bugey Golf Club covers 15 hectares with a 9-hole course and 17 driving ranges, 6 of which are covered. Our restaurant is open for lunch from Tuesday to Saturday. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a beginner, Arthur Flamand (07 84 55 96 81) provides professional coaching. Rental equipment and practice balls are included. Be sure to book your 9-hole course by phone or via the link: bit.ly/2supeqp If you're a company or association, please contact the golf team for customized packages (meetings, team building, aperitifs, meals, etc.).

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.

Logis mountain inn between Nantua and Oyonnax, nestled on the edge of a lake in a green setting among fir trees. The rooms invite you to indulge in cocooning and promise a stay in the heart of nature, where you can recharge your batteries and feel good. 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.

Enter the adventure! Take a trip back in time with family and friends to discover the underground world. Immerse yourself in prehistory and learn how our ancestors did it! Les Grottes du Cerdon: between the underground world and prehistoric activities in the park... A world from the depths of time that will take young and old back in time. A 45min to 1h30 visit that takes you from the burial point of an ancient river to its resurgence in the middle of a cliff on a lookout overlooking the Cerdon valley. To make sure you don't miss a thing, download: audioguide.grotte-cerdon.com It's strange and fascinating to walk in the footsteps of our ancestors who once occupied these shelters. Round off your day in the great outdoors with prehistoric activities in the park, including workshops on prehistoric painting and adornment, fire-making techniques, archaeological digs, spear-shooting and Neolithic pottery.

learn the basic principles of moutain survival : techniques for starting and maintaining fire, water treatment and preservation, sheltering from the cold, tracking animals, recognizing wild plants that are edible and those that are toxic

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.

Different with each season, this large glacier-origin lake, surrounded by high limestone cliffs, offers a magnificent spot for relaxation and recreation. It can be enjoyed on foot or by bike along the lakeside trail and offers a variety of water activities. Whether by pedal boat, paddleboard, canoe, or sailboat, the scenery of Lake Nantua is constantly changing. Hike to the top of the cliffs for breathtaking panoramic views. This natural lake covers 141 hectares and reaches a maximum depth of 43 meters. Protected since 1936, it can now be explored independently, with plenty of facilities to make your visit enjoyable: parking areas, picnic tables, and a grassy beach at Pré Gadgène in Montréal-la-Cluse or at Nantua. In 2018, Lake Nantua was designated a Sensitive Natural Area (ENS) by the Department of Ain. These protected sites are managed to preserve their rich biodiversity while allowing the public to enjoy their beauty safely. Activities abound: fishing, sailing, swimming, pedal boating, paddleboarding… and don’t forget to treat yourself at one of the charming local restaurants in town!

Constructed at the end of the 11th century on the site of a former Benedictine abbey, Saint Michael’s Abbey was declared a national monument in 1907. The abbey has several interesting architectural features and houses a painting by Delacroix. Saint Michael’s Abbey was home to the Cistercian order from its foundation until the French Revolution when it was badly damaged. It reopened during the 19th century as a parish church retaining some of its Cistercian features such as the 30m high bell tower which was reconstructed to resemble the bell tower in Cluny. One enters the abbey through an exquisite Romanesque doorway. Once inside you can marvel the gothic choir loft with its beautifully carved marble angles, magnificent vaulted ceiling and the renaissance styled Saint Anne’s Chapel. The abbey’s organ with its 2,800 pipes was built in 1845 by Nicolas-Antoine Lete and is classified as a historic monument in its own right. “Le Martyre de Saint-Sébastien” a painting by the famous French artist Eugène Delacroix also hangs in the abbey.

A museum with appeal that plunges you into the world of archaeology and reveals different aspects of the Roman "vicus" of Isarnodorum between the 2nd century BC and the 3rd century AD. You'll become , for a time, archaeologist discovering the development of an object since its discovery until its exhibition in a context of unusual and educational. 4 screens follow one another : - excavations building site / the vicus elements - excavations warehouse / trade and exchanges - studies laboratory / activities - curiosity office / everyday life

classified site since 1930, Lake Sylans was formed in the mid 16th century when a rock fall of a million m3 blocked the valley. Its filtered waters emerge from the source of Doye prodiving the Neyrolles mineral water. It is famous for its enormous pike. Its transparent waters are crystal clear depending on the season and sometimes tinged with green.

You will enjoy the Marsh of Napt, discovering dragonflies and wonderful views on the Ain River.

"Lèche", a type of grass commonly found in marshes, is what probably gave the name to this marsh in a small combe in the hills of Monts Berthiand, not far from the hamlet of Etables. With its walkways and information panels, the marsh is a haven of peace where you can enjoy finding out about about the fauna and flora.

After crossing the Mailloux plateau, the stream of Bombois cascades down a limestone rockface at the heart of the forest.

Overlooking the River Ain, Mont Balvay offers an unrestricted view. You'll also discover the ruins of a former fortress at the summit.

A pretty little river meandering through Izernore plain, easily accessible to anglers, ramblers and families.

With the colors of early market produce and local products, Muriel creates new seasonal dishes featuring Bresse poultry, frogs, crayfish... and a host of desserts. Moments of gourmet bliss!

Restaurant situated in the heart of Cerdon village with a traditional cooking. Restaurant situated in the heart of Cerdon village with a traditional cooking. Specialities : frogs legs, snails with Bugey wines, foie gras.

Enjoy mountain dishes such as Jura fondue... We also sell artisanal products to take away. The restaurant offers traditional mountain cuisine. Local specialities and local wine, in a warm, friendly, family atmosphere.

Discover an unusual, intimate and cocooning place: the Finnish kota. The ideal place for a birthday party, an evening with friends or family. Kota Grill Menu - Kir Aperitif - Mixed salad - Assortment of grilled meats: Duck Breast, Marinated Chicken Fillet, Beef and Sauces - Potatoes in field dress with chive cream OR Grill assortment: Marinated Chicken Fillet, Beef, Salmon and Shrimps with Sauces - Field-dressed potatoes with chive cream - Choice of dessert: Entremet au Chocolat Maison or Tarte aux Pommes Maison (same dessert and same menu for all guests) - 1 coffee or 1 herbal tea - 1 bottle of Côtes du Rhône Rouge or Gamay du Bugey Rouge or Rosé for 4 (to be chosen in advance) - Sparkling and still mineral water (1 of each for 4 people)

Discover the eco-responsible store offered by Ain'sTempsLoisirs in the heart of Plans d’Hotonnes on the Plateau de Retord. Located at the starting point of snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, hiking, and mountain biking trails, Ain's Temps Loisirs offers a souvenir shop and local products. Working in collaboration with local producers and artisans, the shop offers a wide range of products: cheeses, charcuterie, butter, jams, honey, syrup, beers, fruit juices, snails, soaps, skincare products, essential oils, hydrosols, herbal teas, sunglasses, sunscreen, hats, neck warmers, books, postcards, maps, etc Ain's Temps Loisirs also offers: - A boutique dedicated to the sale of regional products, crafts, and thoughtful souvenirs. - A wellness area with a Norwegian hot tub, an outdoor sauna, as well as massages and reflexology treatments by reservation. - Winter sports equipment rentals: cross-country skis, snowshoes, and sleds, just steps from the slopes. - All-terrain electric scooter and Swincar rentals, ideal for completing the experience with a gourmet break. - A natural camping area.

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.

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.

Market cuisine, fresh and seasonal products. The chef offers market cuisine in tune with the seasons. Restaurant with a pleasant terrace offering a sensational panoramic view!

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.

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.

Logis mountain inn between Nantua and Oyonnax, nestled on the edge of a lake in a green setting among fir trees. The rooms invite you to indulge in cocooning and promise a stay in the heart of nature, where you can recharge your batteries and feel good. 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.

Welcome to "Camping de l'Ile Chambod" where you will be warmly welcomed by Floriane and Julien. A shady campsite, favourable to a quiet and restful stay in a family atmosphere, located near a river. The campsite is located near the river Ain, close to the Ile Chambod, in the commune of Hautecourt Romanèche. Come and spend your vacations on spacious pitches, in a mobile home, a converted tent, a lodge tent or a cyclo'tente. You will be able to recharge your batteries and take the time to live. It is also the perfect place for hiking or biking, fishing, swimming, gastronomy, visiting museums, abbeys, etc...

At the far end of the garden, the wooden tree house, with its terrace on stilts, attached shower and dry toilets behind the heart door. Welcome to PETIT CORENT Picturesque hamlet at the end of the world.... you want .... ...to feel far away from it all, in a privileged and authentic place in the heart of nature, for ..... Breathe, listen to the birds sing, watch out for the animals in the woods, walk in the hills, pedal along the paths, paddle on the River Ain, relax in a hammock, take a walk under the stars, sleep in a country hut, share a good mood, find little pleasures... so... You've found it! At the bottom of the garden, the wooden cabin under the trees, with its terrace on stilts, its annexed shower and its dry toilet behind the heart door. Two beds side by side, separated or close together, to sleep in your childhood dream. The stove for logs, running water at the sink, the stove for cooking, and plenty of windows to catch a glimpse of the nuthatch, squirrel or fox.

Wood huts and lodges with an overview on the Ain river and the Chambod island in the middle of the forest. Situated on the heights of the Ain river, with a overview on the Chambod island, in the middle of the forest, 4 woods huts and 2 wood lodges totally equiped.

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.

Located in the heart of the village, along the river, shaded on grassy land. Food shops in the immediate vicinity.

Country hotel, 20 km from Bourg en Bresse and 30 km from Oyonnax, at the foot of the Petite Montagne. A charming 8-room Logis hotel, ideal for tourism and business trips, in the center of a quiet village with PMR accessibility. 8-room hotel, member of logis hotels, in the heart of a small village 315m above sea level, in the Revermont, the first foothills of the Jura, in the Suran valley and close to Bourg-en-Bresse. Looking for a charming hotel for a weekend? A short family break to visit the Revermont and surrounding area? Are you on a business trip in our beautiful Ain department, and looking for a peaceful, relaxing place to stop off? Our hotel has everything you need: fully-equipped rooms, adapted to individual needs and comfortable in a quiet country setting... A room for the disabled on the ground floor, free parking nearby or a secure garage for cars, bikes, motorcycles, etc... Several double and family rooms are available.

La Ferme de Retord is located in the heart of the Plateau de Retord, if you want a timeless adventure away from the crowds, this is the place! Accessible only on foot, by snowshoe or by ski, in about 45 minutes from the Col de Cuvéry. What a joy to arrive at this traditional farm after a little warm-up in winter or a long walk on the GR9 and GTJ route in summer, then to settle down near the huge fireplace for a good mountain meal and "house" by the fire.