Mont Myon

Mont Myon is a protected mountain summit near Courmangoux with sedimentary rock formations that create varied ecological zones for observing local plants and animals. The site is designated as a natural area of ecological interest, protecting both its landscape and wildlife habitats.

The mountain area contains an 18th-century castle built by the Goyffon family, reflecting the region's past settlements and aristocratic history. Underground, the natural Bornets cave was first explored in the early 1900s, adding to the site's historical richness.

The summit hosts an orientation table that helps visitors recognize the geographical features of the surrounding landscape and understand the natural regions beyond. Local communities use the mountain as a reference point for understanding their environmental heritage.

Hiking trails start from Chevignat village and offer routes of varying difficulty and duration for different fitness levels and available time. Wear sturdy hiking boots and bring a jacket, as conditions on the open mountain terrain can change quickly.

The summit is a certified free flight site where paragliders can launch and experience the landscape from above while in flight. This makes it a special spot for people seeking adventure sports combined with aerial views of the region.

Location: Courmangoux

Location: Val-Revermont

Elevation above the sea: 662 m

Made from material: sedimentary rock

GPS coordinates: 46.32861,5.39884

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:22