idées.outings in Alsace8 places
Duppigheim · 67
The Rieterfeld Arboretum, created in 1983 near the Bruche at the village's northern entrance, is a freely accessible wooded area. It features a sequoia planted in 2007, a 400-meter walking path, and a stork nest installed in 2004.
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Brumath · 67
A clearing with over 230 varied trees, including Brumath's emblematic oaks, stretches behind the cemetery, extending the Stephansfeld park. It also features rare species like ginkgo biloba and sequoia, survivors from the pre-glacial era.
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Roderen · 68
The arboretum, created after the 1999 storm, hosts nearly 180 trees and shrubs along with local wildlife. Educational panels and a playful trail complement this nature walk by the pond.
Discover this placeLe Hohwald · 67
The Hohwald Arboretum houses remarkable trees like a snake-tail spruce, a rare 30-meter sequoia, and an experimental Douglas fir plantation from 1885, featuring the tallest Douglas fir in Europe.
Discover this placeErstein · 67
The Erstein Arboretum, managed by ANRE since 2017, is an educational natural space in the communal forest. Guided tours, workshops, and games invite visitors to discover local biodiversity, ideal for families and school groups.
Discover this placeWittelsheim · 68
This 2.2-hectare park combines themed gardens (French, Japanese, Italian, Andalusian), an arboretum, and a children's playground, all enlivened by water features like a pond and fountains.
Discover this placeRuss · 67
Russ, an Alsatian village with medieval origins, grew economically through agriculture, forestry, and charcoal production. Today, it hosts local businesses and the remarkable Simon Arboretum, a peaceful spot showcasing the area's plant diversity.
Discover this placeSaverne · 67
Created by Émile Walter, this 2.5-hectare botanical garden at Saverne Pass features diverse plant collections like the Alpinum, Arboretum, and a peat bog with carnivorous plants. Guided tours and workshops are offered year-round.
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