Priay: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The village of Priay borders the Ain River and lies opposite the Bugey region.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Priay can consider the village as a destination in its own right.

Landscape and trails

The Boucle des Carronnières is an easy hiking route through natural areas near the village.

The Sentier des Rives de l’Ain follows the river and offers shaded sections as well as good observation points for wildlife.

The Chemin du Buizin connects forests and clearings in a walk through nature.

The Lac-Brotteaux loop starts in Priay; its starting point is near a car park.

The village tour in Priay begins in the central square and leads to the Pont de Priay.

Culture and history

The Pont de Priay was built between 1883 and 1884.

The Pont de Priay consists of five semicircular arches, each with a span of 26 metres.

The Maison Bordet is a notable 18th-century residence built from pebbles taken from the Ain River.

The Église Saint-Pierre has Romanesque origins and dates from the 13th century.

The Château de la Tour was built in 1749.

Nature and waterways

Near Priay, the Ain carries clear water rich in trout and grayling.

Priay is home to the Zanimo’balade de Fifrelin.

Near the Ain, Priay has two developed bodies of water that are fully accessible by car.

The two developed bodies of water have a picnic area, shelters and benches.

Other destinations: Crozet, Coligny, Le Grand-Abergement, Saint-Étienne-sur-Reyssouze, Versonnex, Péron, Aranc, Buellas

For the overarching travel overview: Ain.