Champagnole

Champagnole is a collective in the Jura office in Franche-Comte in eastern France. Champagnole has the attention tag of "Pearl of the Jura" and is a community at the land focal point of Jura the travel industry. It remains on the correct bank of the youthful River Ain at the foot of Mont Rivel 800m. It is around 130 km north east of Lyon, around 90 km south east of Dijon, and around 60 km north of Geneva. Champagnole's monetary action is essentially modern. The town is encompassed by squares of woods so the misuse of the timber and of its subsidiaries supplies the crude materials for furniture production lines, including washroom furniture.

Sights :

• Entryway to the high Jura and to the place that is known for the Jura lakes, Champagnole is a botanical town including the "Parc de Belle Frise". The Ain goes beneath the lower edge of the recreation center. On its bank are strolls.

• Similarly, Champagnole is the door to the Route des Sapins the Pine Road, which in 40 kilometers, crosses the timberlands of the Frese, the Joux and of Levier, named after the collective where the course closes.

• The Forges de Syam structure part both of the historical backdrop of Champagnole's industry and of its present. There are signs that it might be set for the future as well.