Pushchair circuit the Champé promenade

Loop circuit of 3 km. 1h to 1h30. Departure: Tourist information office of Bussang. A beautiful walk that allows you to meet animals. 1. Upon leaving the Tourist Office, head to the right, cross the pedestrian crossing and continue to the right. 2. Follow the parking lot with the covered hall, cross the blue bridge. Look into the water, maybe you'll spot some fish or ducks... 3. Cross the main road using the pedestrian crossing. 4. Go around the House of Associations on the right to take the "Rue de la Liberté" that leads between the church and a small square. 5. In the square, benches are available. Observe the bust of Maurice Pottecher, play with the water in the wooden fountain... 6. Then head to the right to take the "Rue des Champs Navés". 7. Follow this road that leads to the camping "Le Domaine de Champé – Chez Jean-Mi". 8. Pass by the campsite and continue on this paved road which then becomes a path. 9. The path goes through the meadows, observe the small farm on your left; you may have the chance to see cows or horses… 10. You pass by a bench located under a tree to rest if you wish. 11. Continue by crossing a small bridge; the barriers are aging, be careful… 12. At the intersection with a dirt path, take the path to the right (direction Le Drumont – Faigne des Minons). 13. At the next intersection, take the paved road to the right. There are no sidewalks, stay close to the edge of the road! 14. Follow this road. You pass by a heavy truck garage. Observe the little train on your right. 15. You then walk alongside a large chicken coop. You can stand at the end to observe the hens quietly. 16. Continue along this road which passes by the retirement home. Notice the chapel right in front. 17. At the intersection with the main road, cross the pedestrian crossing in front of the garage, and head towards the casino. 18. On your right is the Mouline park with a playground, to enjoy a moment of fun! There are also picnic tables available for a well-deserved snack! 19. Return to the Tourist Office following "the casino alley".