Ocourt: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Ocourt is a small farming village in the Doubs valley in the Chain Jura west of Saint-Ursanne. The village lies at 424 m above sea level and approximately seven kilometres south of Porrentruy as the crow flies.

For a stay in Ocourt, renting a holiday apartment may be part of your planning.

Nature and Landscape

Mont Terri is a mountain in the area around Ocourt. La Faulx d'Enson, a hill, and Mont Russelin, also a hill, are likewise located nearby.

The former municipality of Ocourt extended southwards to the Clos du Doubs range as far as Lai Grétche at 885 m above sea level and northwards to the Lomont range as far as Les Chainions at 909 m above sea level, the highest point in Ocourt. On the southern slope of this Jura range lie two deep erosion valleys; between them is the 790-metre-high Montagne de Valbert.

In the area of Clos du Doubs, the former municipality of Ocourt encompassed a deeply incised Doubs valley between two Jura ranges, with a flat valley floor 200 to 500 metres wide. The mostly steep, predominantly wooded slopes are partly crossed by rock faces.

Culture and Other Places

Château de Morimont is a ruin in the wider region around Ocourt. Château du Liebenstein is also a ruin in the wider region around Ocourt.

Lützel Abbey is a historic site in the area around Ocourt. Lützel Monastery is also located in the area around Ocourt.

Etang des Coeudres is an aquarium in the area around Ocourt.

For the higher-level travel overview: Porrentruy.

More Destinations

More places under the same destination:

Chevenez, Saint-Ursanne, Pruntrut, Seleute, Courchavon, Vendlincourt, Courgenay Ju, Coeuve.