Musée de la Moto Tout Terrain

Housed above the Trail 70 motorcycle shop in the Espace de la Motte business park, this specialised museum documents the history of off‑road motorbikes—trial, motocross and enduro—from mid‑20th century examples to 1980s machines. The collection reflects local manufacturing history with a dedicated room for Joël Corroy’s JCM machines.

Operated by Trail 70 and curated from the founder’s collection, the museum is listed in regional tourism guides. Confirm current opening times and visitor arrangements with Trail 70 before you go, as public listings note visiting hours and free admission but these can change.

A focused, compact collection tracing off‑road motorcycle development and local manufacturing history.

Look out for:

• Multiple display rooms with about 80+ off‑road machines covering trial, motocross and enduro.

• A dedicated JCM (Joël Corroy Motos) room that highlights Vesoul’s small‑scale manufacturing history.

• Restored period machines and informative captions on models and eras.

• A working motorcycle shop (Trail 70) below the museum where staff may assist with directions or queries.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 45–90 minutes for a thorough visit and contact Trail 70 ahead of time to confirm opening hours or ask about guided access or special displays.

• The museum is run from the Trail 70 premises; use the shop contact details to check access.

• Public listings mention free admission, but confirm current policy with the operator.

• Opening hours can vary—call or email Trail 70 before visiting.

• Limited visitor facilities on site; combine the visit with a stop at the Trail 70 shop.