Wild list valley of Lison : In the small village of Refranche, the Frederic Lodging receives you
on the heights of the wild valley of Lison. The lodging: Detached
house with orchard, sight released on hill Grand planted enclosed
orchard of fruit trees the Lodging lays out of a great American
kitchen the dining room lodging is a convivial space, with many
openings on outside, ideal for meals in famille;La blue room of the
lodging gives on the terrace the room dormitory has 6 beds, separated
by folding screens the Valley Rents and Lison: Country of forests and
great spaces, between the solid masses of the Jura and the Vosges,
culminates to 1465 m of altitude. It also counts, more secretly more
than 9000 pits and grottes.Ses natural richnesses bears the names
dreamed of Cascades of the Hedgehog, Reculée of Balsam the Messrs,
Saut of Trout, Source of rents, Source of Lison.... The snow-covered
heights from December to March invite mainly to the ski touring
(Bolendoz to 10 km). Gastronomy: As for the gastronomy, the cheese of
County and the sausage of Morteau, universally known, await you in
your plate or at the time of your visits of "Fruit-bearing" or of the
"Tuyés" with other Actiivtés specialities: Excursion, VTT, fishing
are on the podium of the leisures. In calcareous country, the plays of
karst, climbs and spéléo, has beautiful gives. There are beautiful
cliffs, a score of sites, equipped in the area, but especially some 9
000 pits and cavities. Horsemanship is of course also at it with the
country of the green mare or Comtois, first race of feature into
Frank, on the marked out Jurassic course from Large the Eight or
with guide between lakes and mountain. Lastly, combining sequences
emotion and shiver, the coasting flight which is expressed largely
with the country of medium mountains and the montgolfier whose Arc and
Senans and Salins the baths are very known grounds of take-off. |
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