The mountain bike circuit “Circuit VTT n°01 – Les Grands Ducs” begins in Joigny-sur-Meuse on Grande rue in the direction of the railway bridge. During the first 2 kilometres, it leads to the Rocher des Grands Ducs, where a viewpoint overlooks Joigny-sur-Meuse. Anyone choosing Joigny-sur-Meuse as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Cycling
The Voie Verte Trans-Ardennes runs along the Meuse on a former towpath.
Landscape
The Rocher du Grand Duc and its surroundings have been designated a “Site inscrit” since 19 February 1938; the protected area covers 11 hectares. The Grands Ducs cliffs lie on the left bank of the Meuse and offer panoramic views of Joigny-sur-Meuse and Nouzonville.
Culture
The Sainte-Anne Church in Joigny-sur-Meuse was built in 1851 according to plans by the architect Labarre. It is built of rubble stone made from slate from the quarries of Braux and Joigny; the floor of the nave is laid with large slabs from the quarries of Saint-Laurent.
La Val-Dieu is a church in the vicinity of Joigny-sur-Meuse. Palais des Princes is a castle in the wider regional area surrounding Joigny-sur-Meuse. Château fort is also a castle in the wider regional area. Abbaye d'Élan is a historic site in the wider regional area surrounding Joigny-sur-Meuse.
On the Meuse
At the Joigny-sur-Meuse river stop, 48 metres of floating pontoons are available for pleasure boaters from April to October at the foot of the Grands Ducs site. Power and water connections are available at the Joigny-sur-Meuse river stop.
