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The Rochanon waterfall stands out for the regularity of its fall, the water dropping in a single jet from a limestone ledge into a clear pool surrounded by mosses and ferns.
This rocky cirque, in the commune of Bolandoz in the Doubs, remains relatively little known despite its beauty, offering walkers a moment of calm away from the busier paths of the nearby Loue valley.
The Valbois stream rises on the plateau, crosses its edge by a 40 m waterfall, then joins a tributary of the Loue.
Not far from the source of the Lison, at Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne, is the Verneau waterfall. Park on the square after the fountain and follow the signposting.
Located at the bottom of a reculée, near the edge-tool works of Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne, it is a fine example, like the Loue of which it is a tributary, of a resurgence typical of karst areas.
The water comes from the Baume cliff above Mouthier-Haute-Pierre.
A double step nestled near Mouthier-Haute-Pierre, in the Loue valley.
Gushing from a cave 60 m wide and 30 m high carved in an overhanging wall more than 100 m high, the source of the Loue is none other than a majestic resurgence of the Doubs.