Travel Guide Pont-De-Yathotou

Located in the heart of the Côte-d'Or region, the bucolic Vallée de l'Ouche attracts visitors thanks to its privileged natural environment and cultural heritage, which naturally leads to the Auxois gateway at Sombernon. You'll love strolling along the banks of the Ouche or the Burgundy canal, discovering these magnificent landscapes in all seasons, all the charming villages along the Ouche, but also those nestling in the surrounding hills. Whether on foot, by bike, by boat or by kayak, come and admire the Ouche Valley environment, enjoy green tourism activities and simply savor the gentle Burgundian way of life. The region's bountiful natural surroundings are ideal for beautiful walks or more challenging hikes. The richness of the Ouche valley also lies in its historical heritage. Churches, wash-houses and ancient bridges are just some of the pretexts for an escapade to discover the villages! And don't forget Mâlain and its château, Barbirey-sur-Ouche and its gardens, Velars-sur-Ouche and Notre-Dame-d'Etang. Along the towpaths, you'll spot an excavation site, a gathering of witches, a guinguette or a remarkable garden. And to discover this region in an original way, climb aboard the CFVO, Chemin de Fer "touristique" de la Vallée de l'Ouche, departing from Bligny-sur-Ouche station. For all the information you need, don't forget to visit the Ouche et Montagne tourist office at Château de Mâlain.