The Sainte-Radegonde Route leads from Loray to the Chapelle Sainte-Radegonde. It is a moderately difficult circular trail covering 9.6 km and taking approximately three hours. The Chapelle Sainte-Radegonde was first built in 1541 and rebuilt in 1854 after being destroyed during the Revolution.
Those traveling to Loray for the Sainte-Radegonde Route want to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking
Attractions along the hike include the Belvédère des Genevois and the Puits de la Doye, one of the most important karst features in Loray. On the hike along the Reverotte, visitors can discover its source as well as former mill and sawmill sites. In addition, a 10-kilometer hike leads through the Martinvaux Valley and along the Reverotte.
Landscape
Between forests and pastures, the route leads to the summit of Roche Barchey at an elevation of 988 m. From Roche Barchey, numerous surrounding villages and the peaks of the Lomont can be seen.
Culture
A 12th-century calvary beside the church of Loray is classified as a historic monument. On the main façade of the Fromagerie de Loray is a sculpted limestone lintel depicting a deer, birds, fish, and goats, along with the year 1738. The Fromagerie de Loray was built by the municipality in 1876–1877 in the center of the village as a new cheese dairy.
Geographical Location
Loray is located near the D461, one of the department's most important roads.
