idées.outings in Alsace8 places
Fréland · 68
This pink sandstone belvedere, built by the Germans during World War I, offers panoramic views of the Lapoutroie canton and surrounding battlefields. An orientation table helps identify the sites.
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Le Hohwald · 67
This minimalist pavilion by Gérard Starck, with its clean white lines, offers a panoramic view of the landscape. Its airy, luminous architecture evokes a Roman baptistery.
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Ferrette · 68
The Rossberg Tower, built in 1906 by the Club Vosgien, now stands 20 m tall. Its summit offers an exceptional panorama of the Jura, Black Forest, Vosges, and, in clear weather, the Bernese Alps. Accessible by a 20-minute walk from Ferrette.
Discover this placeLa Vancelle · 67
This 704 m massif overlooks La Vancelle and fascinates with its legendary sandstone blocks. Crossed by the GR 532 trail, it offers hikes to iconic sites and panoramic views over the Liepvrette valley.
Discover this placeFerrette · 68
The fir forest cabin in Ferrette can be rented for an evening or visited freely. Without electricity or water, it accommodates 20 to 30 people and offers an exceptional view of the Alsatian Jura. Access is on foot from a parking lot 5 minutes away.
Discover this placeLampertsloch · 67
Lampertsloch, nestled in a green setting, is dominated by the Soultzerkopf lookout (480 m) offering stunning views from the Black Forest to the Alsace plain. Once rich in vineyards, only the vineyard guard's cottage remains as a testament to this winemaking past.
Discover this placeObernai · 67
Erected in 1956 by ADEIF Obernai, this memorial honors 272 local victims of World War II. From its lookout, enjoy exceptional views of Obernai, Mont Sainte-Odile, and the start of the Schenkenberg wine trail.
Discover this placeGerstheim · 67
This lookout offers a bird's-eye view of the fish pass at the EDF Gerstheim power plant, established in 2019. Secure and equipped with explanatory panels, it allows observation of fish passage.
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