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Le Knoll
Walker 
14.97 km
+608 m
-608 m
6h 00
Moderate
Departure from Jougne (Doubs)
A lovely French-Swiss walk with magnificent views of the Alps and Lake Geneva.
Le Suchet
Walker 
15.07 km
+631 m
-639 m
6h 05
Moderate
Departure from Jougne (Doubs)
Starting from the ski car park at Entre-les-Fourgs. A beautiful hike towards the Knoll, opening up to 360° views.
Sainte-Croix - Vallorbe
Walker 
23.20 km
+648 m
-973 m
8h 30
Difficult
Departure from Sainte-Croix (Canton de Vaud) (Vaud)
The highlight of this third stage will be the Suchet. At your feet, you will enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Neuchâtel. You will also be very close to the French-Swiss border. In Vallorbe, you will notice the presence of old railway crafts.
The peaks of the Swiss Jura, from Noiraigue to Saint Cergue
Walker 
106.49 km
+3,956 m
-3,634 m
6 days
Moderate
Departure from Noiraigue (Canton of Neuchâtel)
This magnificent route passes through peaceful forests, along long ridges and steep cliffs. Every day offers panoramic views of the peaks of the Alps, the lakes of Neuchâtel, Geneva and Joux, and curiosities such as the great Cirque du Creux du Van.
Walks near Suchet (1588m)
Vallorbe - Les Charbonnières: Lakes Joux and Brenet
Walker 
13.18 km
+731 m
-473 m
5h 50
Moderate
Departure from Vallorbe (Vaud)
For this fourth stage, after a good hour's walk, you will reach the highest point of the day: the Dent de Vaulion. The lakes of Joux and Brenet will be at your feet. The water from these two lakes flows underground, shaping the karst cave of the Orbe, near Vallorbe. On a clear day, you can see up to eight lakes.
Les Charbonnières - Col du Machairuz
Walker 
20.91 km
+824 m
-386 m
8h 20
Difficult
Departure from Le Lieu (Vaud)
During this fifth stage, you will reach the highest point of the Swiss Jura and also of this 6-day route: Mont Tendre. This summit offers a splendid view of the Vaud region, Lake Geneva and the Alps.
You will also see numerous "murgers" stretching for miles. These are stone walls built to mark the boundaries of plots of land or enclosures for grazing animals.