Camping La Faz

The Jura surrounding Camping La Faz is a paradise for cyclists and hikers. More than 2,000 kilometers of marked cycling paths and approximately 100 kilometers of greenways (voie-vertes) along lakes and old railways await exploration, while mountain bikers can discover over 1,500 kilometers of challenging routes. For hikers, there are about 5,300 kilometers of trails, from short circular walks to long GR and PR routes, including the impressive 360-kilometer-long Grande Traversée du Jura. Here, adventure and nature go hand in hand.

Experience the diverse nature of the Jura from Camping La Faz, where water and landscape take center stage. Visit the Moidons cave near Molain and walk among impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and unique rock formations, ending with an atmospheric light and sound show. Also explore the cave of Baume-les-Messieurs, where the underground river Dard flows through. Outside the cave lies the impressive cirque of Baume-les-Messieurs, a deep erosion in the limestone plateau that is definitely worth a visit. In the south of the Jura flows the Valserine, one of the region's most beautiful mountain rivers, with the highlight being the Pertes de la Valserine where the water disappears through narrow gorges. A varied and inspiring environment full of nature experiences.

Experience the versatile surroundings of Camping La Faz, where there is something new to discover every day. Explore the wine region around Arbois and taste local specialties such as Vin Jaune and Vin de Paille along the Route Touristique des Vins du Jura. Visit Lons-le-Saunier, known for La Vache qui rit, the famous cheese with the laughing red cow. In the heart of the Parc Régional du Haut-Jura lies the picturesque town of Saint-Claude, with a rich history in pipes and gemstones, an impressive cathedral, and interesting museums. History enthusiasts can also discover the ruins of Château de Chevreaux. A varied region full of culture, flavor, and character.