Chamesol is located on a limestone plateau at the northern edge of the Doubs Horloger Regional Nature Park, on the southern slope of the Lomont Plateau. Anyone planning a stay in Chamesol may wish to find or rent a holiday apartment for this purpose.
Nature
Hikes from Chamesol offer views of Switzerland and the Doubs Valley. Natural attractions in Chamesol include the Trou de la Chouette, the Creux serré and the Grotte de la Roche. The La Faulx d'Enson hill is also located in the surroundings of Chamesol.
Culture
The central square of Chamesol is lined by the church and enclosed by a dry-stone wall. The six village fountains of Chamesol have been restored and supplied with water again.
The 18th-century Church of Saint Ermenfroy is a Neo-Romanesque church with a Comtois bell tower. Relics of Saint Désiré are kept in a reliquary at the Sacred Heart altar of the Church of Saint Ermenfroy. The Croix de l'ancien cimetière is protected as a historic monument; the year 1699 is engraved at the base of its twisted column.
Trails and Excursions
Hiking trails run along the Lomont ridge. The Sentier des falaises runs above the Doubs Valley. The “Balade en huit autour de Chamesol” is a family-friendly tourist cycling route with viewpoints.
Surroundings
The wider regional surroundings of Chamesol include the historic site of Abbaye de Lieu-Croissant, Mont Terri, the summit of Le Gros Crêt and Mont d'Amin. Also located in this wider regional area are Etang des Coeudres, an aquarium, and Parc Zoologique du Bois du Petit Chateau, a zoo.
