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Colette Leyder39 Grande Rue
Saint Pierre
39150
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The peaceful village offers a multitude of options for leisurely strolls, including picturesque waterfalls, scenic lakeside paths, and charming walking trails.Reviews
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- The Cascades du Hérisson (Waterfalls of Hérisson): Located in the Jura Mountains, about 20 km from Saint Pierre, this natural wonder consists of a series of stunning waterfalls. Visitors can hike along the well-marked trails to enjoy the breathtaking views and explore the surrounding forests.
- Château-Chalon: Situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking vineyards, Château-Chalon is a picturesque village known for its famous yellow wine. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, visit the ancient church, and taste local wines in the charming wine cellars.
- Baume-les-Messieurs: Nestled in a beautiful valley, Baume-les-Messieurs is a classified "Most Beautiful Village of France." It is renowned for its impressive abbey, stunning limestone cliffs, and picturesque waterfall. Visitors can explore the abbey, walk through the village, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
- Lac de Chalain: Just a short drive from Saint Pierre, Lac de Chalain is one of the largest natural lakes in the Jura region. It offers various water activities such as swimming, boating, and fishing. The lake is surrounded by lush forests, making it an ideal spot for picnics and hiking.
- Arbois: Known as the wine capital of Jura, Arbois is a charming town famous for its vineyards and wine cellars. Visitors can explore the town's historic center, visit the Maison Pasteur (former residence of Louis Pasteur), and indulge in wine tastings at local wineries.
- Salins-les-Bains: Located approximately 15 km from Saint Pierre, Salins-les-Bains is a historic town known for its saltworks. The Royal Saltworks, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers guided tours where visitors can learn about the salt production process and its historical significance.
- Poligny: Situated in the heart of the Jura wine region, Poligny is a small town with a rich gastronomic heritage. Visitors can explore the charming streets, visit the Comté cheese cellars, and taste local specialties such as the famous Comté cheese and Vin Jaune (yellow wine).
- Haut-Jura Regional Natural Park: A vast natural park located nearby, Haut-Jura offers numerous outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can go hiking, mountain biking, skiing, or simply enjoy the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife of the Jura Mountains.
- Musée de la Lunette (Museum of Optics): Situated in Morez, a town known for its eyewear industry, this museum showcases the history and craftsmanship of eyeglasses. Visitors can admire a collection of antique spectacles, learn about the evolution of eyewear, and even try on unique and unusual glasses. 10. Les Rousses: A popular ski resort in the Jura Mountains, Les Rousses offers a wide range of winter sports activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing. During the summer months, visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the beautiful natural surroundings.