Faymont: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A hiking route in Faymont offers sweeping views over the Rognon Valley and leads to several wayside crosses. The route is approximately 11 km long and has around 250 metres of elevation gain; without breaks, it takes about three hours. It is described as not particularly difficult.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Faymont has Faymont in mind as a place to stay.

Culture and History

The Church of Saint Nicholas was built in 1782. It has a square bell tower with an onion-shaped roof in the style of a Clocher à l’impériale. One of the four openings in its vaulted porch still contains a bell cast in 1822.

The Chemin des Sarrasins in the Bois de l’Envers is a remnant of a Roman road. The Abbaye Saint-Desle de Lure, a historic site, is also located in the vicinity of Faymont.

Nature

The Ruisseau des Meuniers flows through the area of Faymont. The Rognon receives the Ruisseau des Meuniers.

Geographical Setting

The wider regional surroundings of Faymont include the Château de Montbéliard, a château, the Abbaye de Lieu-Croissant, a historic site, the Fort du Salbert, a fortress, Mont Salbert, a mountain, Mont Ménard, a mountain, Tête des Sapins, a mountain, and Mont Ordon-Verrier, a mountain.

Other destinations: La Neuvelle-Lès-Scey, Montboillon, Vanne, Anjeux, Filain, Breurey-Lès-Faverney, Traves, Champlitte.

For the overview of the wider travel region: Haute-Saône.