Magny-Jobert combines a history dating back to the 12th century with traces of the past. Its cultural heritage includes the ruins of the Chapelle des Cornottes; the chapel was built in 1855.
Anyone considering Magny-Jobert as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
At the Chapelle des Cornottes, there is a table d’hôtes offering local products. Various hikes of 4, 5, 12 or 26 kilometres are offered there; detailed maps and photos are available.
The historic site of Abbaye Saint-Desle de Lure is located in the vicinity of Magny-Jobert. The Chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Haut church is also located nearby.
Nature
Residents of neighbouring villages regularly collect water from the central Fontaine de Magny-Jobert. One of the fountains in Magny-Jobert has been abandoned and is overgrown with vegetation. This abandoned fountain only flows during heavy rain.
Near Magny-Jobert, the Ruisseau des Battants belongs to the Ognon and Rognon drainage basin. The Clairegoutte stream runs through Magny-Jobert.
The wider surrounding region of Magny-Jobert is home to Fort du Salbert, Château de Montbéliard and the mountains Mont Salbert, Mont Ménard, Tête des Sapins and Mont Ordon-Verrier.
More destination pages
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