Échevronne lies at the exit of a combe between two slopes. Vineyards occupy the northern and eastern slopes, while the Échevronne Forest covers a large part of the municipality in the southwest.
Anyone considering Échevronne as a travel destination can combine their stay with the plan to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature and trails
The GR 76 crosses Échevronne from north to south. The Hautes-Côtes near Échevronne can be explored on foot; there are also climbing spots near Échevronne.
Culture and history
The Domaine du château de Changey includes a rectangular chapel attached on its western side. The Château de Changey was probably built between 1700 and 1750. The entire Domaine du château de Changey, including the park, hydraulic network, access avenue, walls and enclosure gates, has been listed as a historic monument by decree of 7 June 2019.
The Église Saint-Andoche has origins dating back to the 12th century. A walk through the streets of Échevronne reveals houses with corbelled lintels, sundials, an owl, tools depicted in bas-relief belonging to masons and stonemasons, crosses set into walls and rocaille niches. Échevronne also has a washhouse with a stone cross leaning against it.
Culinary delights
La Chèvrerie des Hautes-Côtes in Échevronne produces raw-milk goat cheese using lactic starter culture.
Other places
Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, Pouillenay, Tillenay, Aisey-Sur-Seine, Cessey-sur-Tille, Voudenay, Prusly-Sur-Ource, Montigny-Sur-Aube
