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Brevilliers walks
The Forts of Haut Bois and Bois d'Oye
A walk starting from Brévilliers that will take you past various military structures, including the Fort du Bois d'Oye built in 1883, the Fort du Haut Bois (cave shelter), the Banvillars Battery, and the Verpillères fortification. These structures were part of the Belfort stronghold. You’ll return via the path marked by the boundary stones that once separated France from the Principality of Montbéliard. On the way back, as on the way out, you can take a short detour to see the Brévilliers dolmen.
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Brevilliers dolmen
A short, easy country walk for the whole family with views of the Lomont wind turbines, the Chasseral massif in Switzerland (on a clear day) and a visit to the Brevilliers dolmen.
Fort du Mont Vaudois trail near Héricourt
Hike in the Héricourt area. You can explore the Fort du Mont Vaudois and its defences. You will descend the inclined plane that was used to build the fort.
You will continue through an unusual landscape of old abandoned orchards along the Bois du Mont Vaudois with some very pretty views.
Béthoncourt circular route and mine shaft route
A relatively easy circular route starting from Bussurel, returning via the Bethoncourt mine shaft route.
From the village fountains to the Fort and Bermont Viaduct in Dorans
A circular route allowing you to explore two villages near Belfort, both rich in heritage: Bermont, with the Church of Saint-Laurent, the Savoureuse Viaduct and the Fort du Bois d'Oye; and Dorans, with the Chapel of Notre-Dame du Chêne and the fountain route. There are numerous vantage points along the route.
The Dorans Fountain Trail
Nestled in the heart of a small valley, this peaceful walk linking Dorans to Bermont is an opportunity for the whole family to discover these two charming villages steeped in history.
The trail is marked with blue rings.
Urcerey Circular Route
This walk reveals a wealth of the region’s many attractions.
It is located a few kilometres from Belfort.
The route is signposted.
La Ronde du Paquis in Mandrevillars and Échenans-Sous-Mont-Vaudois
A very pleasant 7 km hike north of Héricourt and 15 km south-west of Belfort.
Superb countryside, beautiful forests and the pretty villages of Mandrevillars and Échenans-sous-Mont-Vaudois.
The route is signposted.
Circular route around Vyans-le-Val
Circular walk, starting from the cemetery in Vyans-le-Val.
Short circular loop in Vyans-le-Val
A short, easy and accessible circular walk around Vyans-le-Val, a pretty little village in Haute-Saône.
La Chatenaise in Chatenois-les-Forges
The Châtenaise circular Châtenois-les-Forges
Between clearings and undergrowth, this hike takes you into the heart of the green lung of the commune of Châtenois-les-Forges.
The route is signposted.
Botans Circular Loop
A pleasant walk very close to Belfort. You will follow the green corridor and the Haute-Saône Canal. You will pass through a landscape of farmland and forests. You will discover several pretty villages: Froideval, Botans and Bermont. You will pass by the Botans Agricultural Museum.
This walk is signposted.
The structure at La Côte in Bavilliers
A walk for the curious, exploring unusual landscapes linked to the history and geography of our region.
The route is signposted.
La Diaichotte route in Chagey
This short country walk takes you through the village of Chagey with its temple, church and war memorial to the 1870-71 war: the Diaichotte. During the walk, you will discover a rolling landscape with crops, livestock and a beautiful forest. You will also discover the Virgin Mary of the Geais and, next to it, a menhir or Pierre de Saint-Desle.
The route is signposted.
Exploring Buc and Urcerey from Bavilliers
A lovely walk, starting along the canal, then towards the two pretty villages, Buc and Urcerey.
The Boundstone Trail from Nommay to Brevilliers in the Principality of Montbéliard
In addition to the Historical Trail of the Boundary Stones of the Principality of Montbéliard, which runs between Villars-lès-Blamont and Bussurel, this circular walk starting from Nommay follows thethird stage of the Historical Trail of the Boundary Stones on its outward leg.
This easy walk, in addition to its historical interest, passes through beautiful forests with open undergrowth, spanning three departments of Franche-Comté and situated in the immediate vicinity of the towns of Belfort and Montbéliard.