Tower of Montcel

Sport
Pedestrian sports
Hiking itinerary

Départ derrière le château de Treffort, 01370 Val-Revermont

2h
Medium

DepartureVal-Revermont
Distance6.6 km

TOUR DE MONTCEL

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A nice way to hike between two beautiful villages of the Revermont region by walking on the slopes of Montcel. The crest of this mountain offers views on the Bresse plain, on Cuisiat and the three mountains (Mont-Myon, Montfort and Mont-Châtel)

Small hike on the heights of Treffort where you can see a gendarme hat (geological phenomenon), access to the belvedere and discovery of Treffort. Route : Take the path towards Cuisiat. On the slopes of Montcel you can clearly see the Murgers, which remind us that this hill was covered with vines before the war. Return to Treffort behind Montcel. Viewpoint before Treffort. Passing over the Balmette cave (prehistoric habitat: flint, pottery, axe and bones). Many Murgers. Variant "Crête de Montcel Numerous viewpoints, gendarme hat (geological phenomenon). Junctions : Possibility to join the valley and the wash house of La Platte.

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