Things to see and do Montagna-Le-Reconduit

The Besançon, formerly known as «reach de Besançon», takes its source in a remote 350 metres above sea level and begins its course with a beautiful waterfall: the Grand Gour. Its flow varies from 30 litres per second in periods of low to… 15 000 during large water! His violent and brutal floods were frightened because they could cause big damage, but his hydraulic strength was appreciated: in 1860, it operated as many as 24 mills or factories. Although it is only 13 km away, the Besançon crosses five municipalities, three departments and three regions: Franche-Comté, Burgundy and the Rhône-Alpes region.