MAÎCHE - CHARQUEMONT - VAL DE MORTEAU
Maïche - Charquemont - Morteau
Back to back with Switzerland, the region of Clock-makers...
Not only the home of French clock-making, but also of the comtois horse, meat-smoking farms, the famous Morteau sausage, and the starting point of the GTJ!
Its soft, rolling countryside offers you the most beautiful sites for cross-country skiing.
All about snow
Altitude : 900 meters to 1 375 meters
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Cross-country skiing
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• Morteau :
• Maîche / Charquemont :
• Lit trails at Morteau and Damprichard
• Starting point of the GTJ
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8 trails
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The trails are rated by level of difficulty : 
Easy 
Average 
Difficult 
Very difficult.
Multi-activity areas: Tracks open to everyone (whether you do cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, hiking, even walking with your dog on a lead). They are at no cost and accessible to all.
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Down-hill skiing
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• Morteau :
• Charquemont :
• Maîche :
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6 slopes (5 T-bar lifts and 2 ski-tows)
3 slopes
1 slopes
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Ski schools
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Equipment rental |
| Snowshoes : 4 trails at Morteau, 10 trails on the plateau of Maîche-Le Russey |
| Sledding : At Morteau, Charquemont and Maîche |
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Ski joëring
• At La Combe d'Abondance and at Charquemont-Combe Saint-Pierre
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| GTJ
• From Chauffaud to Pré Roullier : 20 km
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Holidaying differently
• At Charquemont : articial outdoor ice rink (Combe Saint-Pierre),
• At Villers-le-Lac : outdoor ice rink on the Doubs,
• At Maiche and at les Fins : swimming-pool,
• At les Fins and at Fuans : disco,
• Aux Fins et à Fuans : discothèque,
• GPS safari and treasure hunting at Maiche and Morteau.
Specially for children
• At la Pesse Septmoncel : day-care centre
You will love
• To visit : the clockwork Museum and Bell Foundry at Morteau, the Watch museum at Villers-le-Lac.
• To discover : artistic craftwork at grand Combe-Chateleu (ornamental iron work and cabinetmaking), and at Montlebon, the meatsmoking farms with their produce, the village of Goumois, "the Pearl of the Doubs and of fly fishing".
• To see : the Saut du Doubs (river waterfall), the Doubs ponds, the Ladders of Death.
