The Cerdon Caves...

The Cerdon Caves allow you to travel back in time and to safely cross the gateway to the sixth continent. This site offers a circuit rich in learning and discoveries and transports visitors to the very heart of the course of a now extinct underground river.

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Dunes of Sermoyer
Unusual: during Prehistoric times, western winds built up the sands from Bressan Lake on the shores of the Saone, giving rise to this “dunar” landscape…

Mont Myon
Revermont is the name given to the first foothills of the Jura Mountain Range. Mont Myon ( 662 m), the symbolic peak of this area offers an uninterrupted view to Bresse and the region of Mâcon. It is also a greatly reputed site for paragliding.

The Forest of Seillon Le Mont
Lying at the gateway to Bourg-en-Bresse, this immense area of national forest (created by Carthusian Monks) covers an area of almost 600 hectares. The main species of tree is oak, which is famed for its quality: Seillon supplied the wood for the famous stalls in Brou church (16th century).

The Shores of the Saône
”Grange du diable” (Barn of the Devil), monstrous fish and catfish… the shores of the Saône could almost resemble something from a land of fantastical legends. In actual fact, they are nothing of the sort: here, everything inspires calm: gently flowing water, colourful sunsets, good fishing spots, family walks and bathing sites, or even some good addresses where you can enjoy whitebait.