Geney has a village pond and historical connections.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Geney can search specifically for a suitable offer.
Hiking
The moderately difficult circular route La tournée des 3 Rois is 18.7 kilometres long. It is designated as a route lasting six hours. It runs via the Chemin d'Étrappe to Geney and then via the Grande Rue, the Chemin de Derrière les Vergers and the Chemin de Clergemont through a wooded area to the D118.
Cycling
The Grand Tour des Deux Vallées Vertes passes through Geney. The long circular route is designated for experienced cyclists.
Fishing is possible at the Étang de pêche in Geney. The fishing pond contains carp and pike. There is a picnic table next to the pond on the Chemin d'Etrappe in Geney. A day fishing permit for the village pond is available on Wednesdays and Fridays at Geney Town Hall.
History
The area around Geney is believed to have been settled since the 12th century. In 1133, Cistercian monks founded Lieu Croissant Abbey.
Other places: Les Grangettes, Étalans, Morteau, Villers-Le-Lac, Laval-Le-Prieuré, Larnod, Montbeliardot, Bonnay.
