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Étang des Lésines walks
From Étang des Lésines to the Planachat ridges at La Praille
This is a large circular that allows you to discover the different environments of the Bugiste region. Part of it is dedicated to the Lésines lake and the Marais de Vaux marsh, which can be crossed thanks to the facilities provided. The main part runs along the ridges above Cormaranche, with the climb to Golet Marmier and Planachat, the crossing from Col de la Clye to Col de la Rochette via Gigimont, then the climb to Haiea d'Amont and Cornillon. The descent passes through Notre-Dame de Mazières and Trou de la Marmite.
The Marais de Vaux and the Charabotte Waterfall
A short walk around the Marais de Vaux lake and its wetlands with the opportunity to admire the Charabotte waterfall.
Vaux marsh from the heights of Nantuy
A double circular loop on trails with very different atmospheres. On the heights of Nantuy, beautiful paths through the woods, a short challenging section to reach the top of the Charabotte waterfall and its viewpoint, then a pleasant and relaxing section to discover the Marais de Vaux Nature Reserve with its footbridges.
Walks near Étang des Lésines
La Ferme du Retord - Giron
This is the second stage of the five-day "GRP® de la Valserine" hiking trail. The hike allows you to quickly leave the city behind and gradually climb to the Plateau de Retord, where you will have a beautiful view of the path ahead and, if you are lucky, a panorama of the Alps. Then cross over to the other side of the Jura mountains via Giron 1000, the highest commune in the Ain department. The Monts Jura resort in the village of Lélex will welcome you and help you prepare to climb the highest peaks of the Jura! Finish in style with a visit to the Pertes de la Valserine.
Part of the route crosses the Haute Chaîne du Jura National Nature Reserve, which is subject to specific regulations:Dogs are not allowed, even on a leash, and camping in tents is also prohibited.Please respect these rules to preserve the richness of this exceptional environment.