Les Fourgs :

• Perched at an altitude of 1100 m and known as the "Roof of the Haut-Doubs", Les Fourgs is the highest village of the Doubs department, enjoying exceptional snow conditions and sunshine – blissfully free of the early morning mist shrouding the valley below.
  
  
• In the winter months, there are 100 km of pistes to choose from in a landscape reminiscent of the Far North, while from spring to autumn these same tracks are transformed into superb footpaths and mountain bike circuits.
  
  
• The impressive and interesting castle of Château de Joux is open to visitors throughout the year. In summer, you can enjoy a wide choice of musical and theatrical entertainment during the "Festival des nuits de Joux" (Joux Night Festival).
  
  
• Sturdy-legged cows are a ubiquitous sight on the surrounding mountain pastures. You will long associate in your mind the distant tinkling of their bells in the evening as milking time approaches, or the nearer sound as the sun rises above the morning mist, with happy days spent among the "Bourris", as the inhabitants of Les Fourgs are called.