Hyèvre-Paroisse: Holiday Apartments and Houses

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On the Doubs, about one kilometre downstream from the village of Hyèvre-Paroisse, the protected site “Le Fauteuil de Gargantua” is located on a wide bend in the river.

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Nature

The rock known as “Fauteuil de Gargantua”, located within the rock face, is shaped like a gigantic armchair.

In the area around Hyèvre-Paroisse, the middle Doubs valley zone includes a Natura 2000 site where hiking and mountain biking are listed as activities.

In the area around Hyèvre-Paroisse, European beavers can be seen in the Doubs valley at dusk.

Routes

The GR® 59 long-distance hiking trail passes through Hyèvre-Paroisse. The “Découverte du Pays de Clerval” route also runs through the village.

The “Étang de Verne – No. 69” route leads from Hyèvre-Magny across the river to Hyèvre-Paroisse.

The “Étang de Verne – No. 69” route runs along the EuroVelo 6 route on the Doubs and leads to Hyèvre-Paroisse.

Culture and History

The historic Abbaye de Lieu-Croissant site is located in the area around Hyèvre-Paroisse.

The wider area around Hyèvre-Paroisse includes the Abbaye de la Grâce-Dieu monastery, the Abbaye de Bellevaux monastery, the ruins of Château de Montfaucon and Mont Olivot hill.

Other destinations: Les Alliés, Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne, Audincourt, Châtelblanc, Sochaux, Dampierre-les-Bois, Mamirolle, Chalezeule.

To the higher-level travel overview: Doubs.

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