Public services Jura

" Snow Star, wonderful country… " To avoid looking like Jean-Claude Unforgettable stuck on his lift and leave the snow informed and calmly, better information! The website shows you the skiing area of the Jura massif on the departments of Ain, Doubs and Jura. It lists all the sites and possible activities carried out there: alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoes, hiking, number of trails and their difficulty. Contact Neige Neige will allow you to have all the information about snow, and if like Saint Thomas you can only see what you see, you can even check your contact information on the Internet thanks to newly installed webcams! What better than advice from specialists to get all the information necessary to prepare your exit or stay? There is no hesitation, it is better to start!

Septmoncel is an old commune in the Jura department in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. With a surface area of 19.4 km² and a population of 839 in 2015, Septmoncel offers an exceptional natural setting with altitudes ranging from 448 meters to 1,281 meters. The commune is renowned for its heritage, including the Chapeau de Gendarme, Désiré Dalloz, the Lapidary and the Blue. Visitors can also enjoy several tourist attractions such as the Belvédère de Cernaise, the Gorges du Flumen, the Lacets de Septmoncel and the Grès. For hiking enthusiasts, there are outstanding trails such as the Sentier des Diots and the Sentier des Lapidaires. The commune also has shops, industries and crafts, as well as accommodation and restaurants to welcome visitors.

Propelled into a new region that is more or less identified, the people of the Jura are determined to make themselves heard and to make their specificity understood. "Madeinjura.media" pursues this ambition to show the Jura as its inhabitants do. Portraits of actors, structures, territories, reports, reviews of cultural or sporting events, short stories and promotional films. 6 themes and at least 2 new items per week published on Tuesdays and Fridays; more than 200 clips are online; Facebook page: www.facebook.com/madeinjura.