Col du Bonhomme

Perched at 949 meters altitude, the Col du Bonhomme is one of the major passes in the Vosges massif.

Connecting the Alsatian Weiss valley to Lorraine, it stretches over an 8-kilometer route.

This historic passage, once used by the Gallo-Romans, also links Plaifaing to the Barançon valley. Its altitude and route make it a remarkable natural and cultural site, appreciated by hikers and history enthusiasts.

Data from DATAtourisme · Office de tourisme de la vallée de Kaysersberg, Système d'informations touristique Alsace - LEI Alsace