The historic hamlet of Moussy is home to a commandery.
Culture
The Chapelle de Moussy is located in the hamlet of Moussy in Cornier, on the Chemin de la Commanderie.
The Chapelle de Moussy has been protected as a historic monument since a decree dated 16 October 1930.
The Chapelle de Moussy comprises a Romanesque nave dating from the late 11th or early 12th century and a Gothic choir dating from the 15th century.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Moussy is planning their stay in this area.
Nature
The hilly landscape around Moussy includes forests, meadows and cultivated areas.
The wooded slope of Moussy is suitable for walking.
Walking Trails
Several walking trails connect Moussy with Cornier's other historic hamlets.
The Boucle nordique is open to walkers, schoolchildren and runners of all ability levels.
The Boucle nordique can be made into a 5 km loop, including 2.4 km on paths through forests and meadows and 2.6 km on minor roads.
The Boucle nordique was inaugurated on 30 August 2025.
Connections
The route connecting Moussy runs along the Chemin de la Vignettaz.
The greenway is designed as a protected connection for pedestrians and cyclists between the hamlet of Moussy and the centre of Cornier.
The planned walking and cycling path project between the centre of Cornier and the entrance to the hamlet of Moussy is specified as being 1,486 m long.
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