Stars in the eyes

On the programme for the 2024 Festival de la Randonnée

Distance: 4km
Difficulty: difficult
Duration: 3h/4h
Minimum age: 8 years
Animals not allowed
What to bring: water, snacks, good walking shoes, clothes suited to the weather
adapted to the weather (night) and torch or headlamp with red light
with red light (highly recommended)

Watch the last light of day at the top of Mont Poupet before embarking on a moonlit walk accompanied by the association Étoiles, Science et Légendes. During the walk, you'll
learn more about nocturnal animals and the issues surrounding light pollution. Once you've covered a few kilometres, you can relax by observing the stars through a telescope and dive into this vast ocean of sparkling light.
in this vast glittering ocean.
Not included and strongly recommended: flashlight
flashlight or headlamp with red light.

Bookings required at the Arbois Poligny Salins Coeur du Jura tourist office.


2024 HIKING FESTIVAL

-Practical information
A picnic is required for day hikes.
The duration of the walks is given as a guide and includes breaks and/or picnics. Please arrive 15 minutes (30 minutes for mountain bike rides) before the start of the ride.

-Cancellation
In the event of cancellation by the customer less than 48 hours before the date of the hike, no refund will be possible.
The Coeur du Jura Tourist Office reserves the right to modify or cancel a route in the event of very unfavourable weather conditions or if it has to do so at the last minute. Under this condition, the Coeur du Jura Tourist Office undertakes to reimburse the customer.
For more details on cancellation conditions, please refer to the General Terms and Conditions of Sale in your confirmation email or on www.coeurdujura-tourisme.com.

-COVID rules
In the context of the health crisis linked to COVID-19, the conditions of participation and access to the hikes will be adapted according to the regulatory measures in force on the date of the event.

-Safety instructions
Animals not allowed
Follow the instructions given by the guide(s) before each walk, and pack your bag well: bring water, a snack, walking shoes and suitable clothing, and a picnic for day walks.
For safety reasons, anyone arriving without suitable footwear for the hike they wish to take part in may be refused access to the hike by the supervisors.

-Insurance
Anyone taking part in the Festival undertakes to take out insurance covering civil liability and personal injury.

-Responsible hiker's charter
→ Respect the regulations in force
→ Stay on marked paths
→ Bring back and sort your rubbish
→ Remain silent so as not to disturb or frighten wildlife
→ Do not overestimate your physical fitness
→ Close gates and fences after your walk
→ Give preference to car-pooling and park in designated areas
→ In fragile areas (caves, rivers, waterfalls, forest edges, etc.), do not pick or pull up plants, as these may be protected, and do not seek close contact with wildlife.