Gorges de Court – Bellelay Abbey loop from Malleray-Bévilard
Gorges de Court – Bellelay Abbey loop from Malleray-Bévilard
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Gorges de Court – Bellelay Abbey loop from Malleray-Bévilard
03:25
68.2km
950m
Road cycling
Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 29, 2026
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After 7.43 km for 459 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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1.01 km
Bévilard–Court Cycle Path
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Asphalt is consistently of good quality.
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4.68 km
Birs Riverside Cycle Path
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7.66 km
Gorges de Court
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9.05 km
Gorges de Court
Highlight • Gorge
At the moment still closed to car traffic because a bridge is being repaired, but easily passable by bike.
Carved over centuries by the waters of the Birs, the walls of the Gorges de Court are now a popular destination for climbing and hiking enthusiasts.
The Birs, which has its source in Le Pierre-Pertuis and flows into the Rhine in Birsfelden, forms large gorges above and below Moutier. To pass through the Court gorge, created by the water of the Birs, a footpath is used, passing through man-made footbridges, stairs and even a tunnel. The walls carved into the Graitery rise out of the river, sometimes steeply, sometimes rather flat. And on the excursion to the Court Gorge, hikers can enjoy the coolness caused by the shade of the walls.
More: j3l.ch/de/P33218/reisezielen/naturschoenheiten/gorges-de-court
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12.6 km
Collegiate Church of Saint-Germain
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The Collegiate Church of St-Germain today has the shape of a neo-Romanesque basilica. The white limestone building has been heavily damaged several times over the course of its 900-year history. It was last renovated in 1960. The church was probably built as a place of worship for canons, hence the name "Collégiale" (collegiate church). After the reform, the place of worship fell into disrepair. It was then acquired by the Reformed Church of Moutier in 1859 and has served as a parish church ever since.
Source and more: kirchenvisite.ch/kirche/181-moutier-collegiale-st-germain
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17.4 km
Route Between Moutier and Delémont
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54.4 km
Bellelay Abbey
Highlight • Historical Site
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56.7 km
Col du Fuet
Mountain Pass
68.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
32.0 km
18.4 km
9.78 km
6.72 km
1.25 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
61.7 km
5.70 km
691 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,040 m)
Lowest point (440 m)
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