Best attractions and places to see around Lanthenans. Lanthenans is a small rural commune in the Doubs department of France, characterized by its natural landscapes including the Doubs Valley, hills, and woods. The area features historical sites such as the Former Priory of Lanthenans and Église Saint-Germain. It serves as a starting point for exploring the cultural and natural heritage of the surrounding region.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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A nice campsite right on the Doubs. Just set up camp. In the evening, someone goes around and registers you. Then you pay at the cash register. I think it was around €7 for the tent. I set up a spot in the shade. The restrooms are a bit older, but when I was there to shower, someone was always there cleaning, and it was noticeable. There was a music festival in the village that evening. The birds were noisy at night, but that's nature. The next morning, we drove to the delicious bakery in the village and then moved on.
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The campsite is managed by the municipality. The reception is open for 30 minutes each morning and evening. If you arrive between these hours, you can simply set up camp on a free pitch and report to reception when it opens.
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The banks of the Doubs are a wonderful place for a bike ride. At this loop, the river is paralleled by the pretty Rhone-Rhine canal.
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The Lion of Peugeot The house in Montbéliard known as the Lion de Peugeot is a commercial building built in 1909 and located at 37 Rue Cuvier. On the third floor, ceramic wall tiles read "Lion" and "Peugeot" and below is a relief by Alexandre Bigot depicting a lion, the trademark of the Peugeot company that is still known today. Source: Wikipedia Montbéliard Castle - Castle of the Dukes of Württemberg Montbéliard is known for a smoked pork sausage, the Saucisses de Montbéliard
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Nice break on the bike path.
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Nice little place sm bike path.
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Nice little campsite with very friendly staff. There are also shops in town
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Nice campsite along the EV6. Current information on www.clerval.fr
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While the Former Priory of Lanthenans is a private property, the village itself features the historic Église Saint-Germain. Nearby, you can visit the notable Belvoir Castle, the ancient Gallo-Roman Theatre of Mandeure, or delve into automotive history at the Musée de l'Aventure Peugeot.
Yes, a country walk starting in Lanthenans leads to La Roche du Châtelard, offering panoramic views overlooking Lomont and the Doubs valley. The entire Doubs Valley region is known for its diverse and preserved landscapes, providing ample opportunities for nature lovers.
The banks of Le Doubs river are excellent for bike rides, often paralleled by the Rhone-Rhine canal. A popular route is Between the Doubs and the Canal, a cycle way that runs along a dam for several kilometers. For more options, explore the Road Cycling Routes or MTB Trails around Lanthenans.
L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs, where the river splits to form an island, offers campsites, restaurants, and shops. Another option is Camping Municipal des Îles Clerval, a nice campsite along the EuroVelo6 route with shops in town.
Many of the natural attractions and cycling paths, such as those along Le Doubs and Between the Doubs and the Canal, are considered family-friendly. L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs also offers a pleasant setting with amenities suitable for families.
The surrounding countryside offers numerous hiking and walking routes, catering to various fitness levels, from easy strolls to more moderate trails lasting several hours. The walk to La Roche du Châtelard is a popular country walk through hills and woods. You can find more options in the Running Trails around Lanthenans guide, which includes routes suitable for walking.
For a convenient stop, L'Étape Café & Bike Service is perfect for grabbing a bite to eat, enjoying fresh drinks, and even getting your bike repaired or buying equipment. It's located directly on the EV6 route.
The Doubs department, where Lanthenans is located, is known for its preserved landscapes. Spring and autumn generally offer pleasant weather for hiking and cycling, with milder temperatures and beautiful scenery. Summer is also popular, especially for activities along the river.
The region is characterized by the presence of Le Doubs river, which forms part of the Doubs Valley. This area features a mix of hills, woods, and diverse landscapes, including the unique island formation at L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs.
Visitors particularly appreciate the scenic beauty of the Doubs river for bike rides and the pleasant cycling experience offered by routes like Between the Doubs and the Canal. The charming setting of L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs with its amenities and historical significance is also highly rated.
While the Former Priory of Lanthenans is a private property, its historical influence extended to several churches in nearby villages. These include Bermont, Grandvillars, Trévenans, and Châtenois-les-Forges, which you can learn more about through their respective Wikipedia pages: Bermont, Grandvillars, Trévenans, and Châtenois-les-Forges.


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