A particularly hilly which showcases this unusual village, on both sides of the Doubs, which is appreciated by both France and Switzerland. A peaceful setting, a fishing spot, a passage point on the Grande Traversée du Jura for hikers, mountain bikers and cyclists, it is also a place for canoeing.
The arrival in Goumois from the plateaus, on the French side, promises a spectacular view on these hilly landscapes of our Montagnes du JuraYour challenge: to identify the cliffs, Monkey Rock.
To fully appreciate them, it is advisable to pass through Charmauvillers before descending to Goumois, then to ascend back onto the plateau via Fessevillers to complete this panoramic discovery itinerary.
Here is a selection of hiking trails to be carried out in Goumois and its surroundings.
Among them, the Franco-Swiss This is one of the must-do hikes. Accessible, it follows the Doubs river and has the unique feature of taking you into Switzerland.
La Great Crossing of the Jura passing through Goumois, this is a very popular refreshment point before continuing into the Doubs valley, along the GR5.
A little gem for fans of Moutain Bike !
This technical and athletic course, Circuit 18, "The Franco-Swiss" This route offers you: 23 km and 794m of elevation gain.
If you're a fan of long distances, this is your chance to try the... GTJ bikeYou can also create your own route, using the Points-Nodes.
A wonderful way to enjoy these magnificent landscapes. An accessible descent starts from Goumois, at the Seignottes site. Not far upstream, there's the kayak competition course… reserved for experienced paddlers.
