Washhouses and fountains in the Montbozon region
Washhouses and fountains in the Montbozon region
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Washhouses and fountains in the Montbozon region
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22.7km
230m
Hiking
This bucolic trail leads you to discover the small 19th-century rural heritage of the Pays de Montbozon: fountains, wash houses, circular or covered basins, still in use or simply admired. Each village reveals its gems of vernacular architecture, often made of stone, sometimes topped with a zinc dome, like the…
Last updated: May 26, 2025
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2.81 km
Fountain-washhouse and Saint-Maimboeuf bridge
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The fountain takes its name from the Irish monk Maimboeuf, who was assassinated in Dampierre in January 1843.
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12.4 km
Circular Washhouse Fountain of Bouhans-lès-Montbozon
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14.8 km
Fontaine-lavoir de la Mairie
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15.7 km
Fontaine du Cygne
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21.4 km
Grande Fontaine de Fontenois-lès-Montbozon
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22.7 km
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.7 km
4.95 km
3.73 km
2.32 km
Surfaces
8.44 km
7.32 km
5.36 km
1.57 km
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Elevation
Highest point (330 m)
Lowest point (240 m)
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The Montbozon region has some particularly notable specimens, and today's tour brings together some of the best known.
The official starting point of the round is the hikers' and cyclists' car park on the Voie Verte …
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May 5, 2025
This bucolic trail leads you to discover the small 19th-century rural heritage of the Pays de Montbozon: fountains, wash houses, circular or covered basins, still in use or simply admired. Each village reveals its gems of vernacular architecture, often made of stone, sometimes topped with a zinc dome
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