• 500 km (300 miles) of footpaths and 1096 km ( around 700 miles) of waymarked mountain bike trails, all well cared for and mapped. Walking and mountain biking guides are available in the Syndicat d'Initiative office in St Just en Chevalet and at other retailers in the region. In the area in summer there are organised walks, cycle rides and horse rides. Click here for an example of a walk starting in St Just en Chevalet.
• Trout fishing, subject to local licensing and regulations.
• 2 star camp site with 62 places.
• Tennis courts and boules pistes open to all.
• Municipal Swimming Pool. Open air, heated to 26°C.
• Mini-Golf course.
• Restaurants offering high quality traditional cuisine.
• Comfortable hotels, self catering and bed and breakfast accomodation.
• A lively, well stocked market offering a range of produce, much of it local, takes place every Thursday. There is also a wide range of local shops and artisans in the village providing a full range of services including banking, food, hardware, clothing and vehicle repairs. Most shops are open through the week including Sunday morning.
• Local artists and craftspeople display their work in a showroom in the old quarter of the village.
• Artists: sculptor in metal and wood and a painter in the countryside around the village.
• Cultural events throughout the year including an internationally renowned stamp and coin collectors fair, concerts and a fashion show. See the events diary here.

You may contact the local tourist office by phone on 04 77 64 05 33 (from Tuesday to Saturday 9am-12pm and 2pm-5pm) or by clicking here.

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