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Vue-des-Alpes - Tête-de-Ran

La Vue des Alpes – Tête de Ran

Vue des Alpes / Tête de Ran - Winter

  • Length

    • 7 km
    Length

  • Ascents | Descents

    • 175 m | 175 m
    Ascents | Descents

  • Duration

    • 2 h 30
    Duration

  • Technical | Fitness level

    • Family friendly | Easy
    Technical | Fitness level

A two-hour walk across the snow, by day or night.

By day or night, this enchanting route hugs the ridge, far from the madding crowds but accessible to everyone. As you wind your way through snow-covered pine trees, you'll glimpse majestic vistas of the Alps to the south and La Chaux-de-Fonds to the north.

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Good to know

- Snowshoes can be hired at the Tourism Office in La Vue des Alpes.

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Vue des Alpes / Tête de Ran - Winter
Vue des Alpes / Tête de Ran - Winter
Raquettes à neige
Raquettes à neige . © Jura Tourisme

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International clock-making Museum
La Vue des Alpes - Tête de Ran
La Vue des Alpes - Tête de Ran

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International clock-making Museum

The biggest museum specialised in clock-making in the world: 4,000 exhibits to see!



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