Tour de Haute Sorne | Ride MTB

Tour de Haute Sorne

The Haute-Sorne route rides to the Jura ridge south of the broad valley near Delémont and impresses with its variety and many single trails.


Description

The Haute-Sorne-Tour starts in Delémont and rides through the Haute-Sorne on cycle paths for the first part. You pass Courtélle and Bassecourt and finally leave the official route in Berlincourt. Here you head through the Jura clusters of the Sorne and then climb over countless bends up to Frénois at 920 meters above sea level. This is followed by a crisp singletrail descent that crosses a small road in the forest. Follow this road uphill again to the Loge de Soulce. You now follow the ridge uphill and then head into the traverse to the La Combe mountain inn. After a short flat section, the descent begins past the La Montagne farm until you reach a kind of depression. Here the bike has to be pushed a few meters to the inconspicuous summit (1030 meters above sea level) in order to reach the first-class singletrail descent. This leads along the western ridge to Châtillon and from there along forest and country roads via Courrendlin back to Delémont.

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41 km

1015 m

1015 m

408 above sea level

1086 above sea level

1 day

Delémont

Delémont

1519

well suited

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Tour tout tranquille sans single ou sur quelques centaines de mètres ...

Tour on August 12, 2023 with my Habit. Unfortunately, as I now realize, clockwise and therefore without a cool single trail descent. Tour def. suitable for e-bikes. Beautiful scenery but nothing more.

La Combe" is not a mountain inn, but a farm, which incidentally makes the passage as difficult as possible for bikers. And "La Montagne" is not a farm, but an area with chalets. It is perhaps also worth mentioning that the "few meters" (actually approx. 90 m) long pushing passage leads up a rather steep scree slope.

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