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Rossberg (Ferrette) walks
Ferrette, the Grotte des Nains, the Rossberg and the Kastelberg
Visorando Member 
13.98 mi
+2,776 ft
-2,769 ft
8h 50
Difficult
Departure from Ferrette (Haut-Rhin)
Ferrette is a medieval town situated in southern Alsace, in the Sundgau region at the gateway to the Jura. There are many places to see around the town, including the castle, the Loechlenfelsen, the Grotte des Nains, the Rossberg and the ruins on the Kastelberg. This walk forms a double circular route. You can therefore split the route into two sections. There are numerous viewpoints along this circular route, particularly in the first section, but most of the route runs through woodland.
The 3 Castles Trail
Visorando Member 49.77 mi
+7,972 ft
-7,946 ft
4 days
Difficult
Departure from Leymen (Haut-Rhin)
A marked route of around 80 km (4 days / 3 nights) that crosses the Sundgau region of the Jura, passing by its three main castles: Leymen, Ferrette and Morimont.Four days of walking, far from the hustle and bustle of the cities, offering the perfect opportunity to fully recharge your batteries.The Sundgau Jura, despite its relatively low altitude, offers plenty of points of interest and beautiful views; it awaits you.Accommodation is available in each town/stage.
Walks near Rossberg (Ferrette)
Lucelle Petit Kohlberg - Porrentruy
Visorando Member 
13.37 mi
+968 ft
-1,768 ft
7h 00
Difficult
Departure from Lucelle (Haut-Rhin)
This second stage begins in France and rejoins the Jura trail at the Ébourbettes farm. You will walk along a border path and, at Roc au Corbeau, enjoy a view of Alsace. Until Vendlincourt, you will walk through alternating pastures and wooded areas. Before arriving in Porrentruy, you will enjoy an open-air exhibition of wooden animal sculptures. Don't miss a visit to the historic town of Porrentruy and its castle.
Jura Trail (Switzerland)
Visorando Member 
61.44 mi
+9,009 ft
-7,119 ft
5 days
Moderate
Departure from Delémont (Canton of Jura)
A pleasant route for exploring the canton of Jura. This five-day itinerary will take you through the canton's three districts: Delémont, Porrentruy and the Franches Montagnes.
Delémont - Lucelle Petit Kohlberg
Visorando Member 
13.37 mi
+2,359 ft
-1,447 ft
8h 10
Difficult
Departure from Delémont (Canton of Jura)
This first stage of the Chemin du Jura begins in Delémont, the capital of the Canton of Jura. You will cross this pretty medieval town. A forest path will take you to a plateau offering a view of the Jura mountain range. Before descending to Lake Lucelle, you can enjoy another panoramic view at the Grande Roche.
The village of Lucelle in Switzerland no longer has any accommodation, so you will make a short detour into Alsace, to the commune of Lucelle in France, where you can stay at the Auberge du Petit Kolhberg.
Saint-Ursanne - Glovelier
Visorando Member 
10.76 mi
+2,014 ft
-1,795 ft
6h 40
Moderate
Departure from Saint-Ursanne (Canton of Jura)
During this fourth stage, you will walk along the banks of the Doubs to Tariche. You will cross the Doubs on a self-service boat. Then you will follow a ridge overlooking the Delémont valley and the Doubs. You will take the very pleasant Combe du Bé to reach Glovelier.
Glovelier - Saignelégier
Visorando Member 
13.31 mi
+1,886 ft
-302 ft
7h 45
Difficult
Departure from Undervelier (Canton of Jura)
This last stage will take you to the capital of the Franches-Montagnes district, renowned for its horse breed. On leaving Glovelier, you will cross the Combe Tabeillon nature reserve. You will pass several small lakes, including the pleasant Plain de Saigne. You will cross the village of Montfaucon, built on a ridge. You will cross pastures where many horses graze before arriving in Saignelégier.
Porrentruy - Saint-Ursanne
Visorando Member 
10.59 mi
+1,932 ft
-1,913 ft
6h 35
Moderate
Departure from Porrentruy (Canton of Jura)
During this third stage, you will cross the historic town of Porrentruy. As you leave the town, the path runs along the edge of the woods before starting the climb to the Chalet des Chainions (Chalet des Amis de la Nature). The route then continues along a ridge before descending towards the hamlet of Seleute. As you approach Saint-Ursanne, you can admire the Clos du Doubs and its rocky massifs. You will enter the historic town of Saint-Ursanne through the Porte Saint-Paul.