idées.outings in Alsace14 places
Winkel · 68
Beech Alley in Ligsdorf, in the Saint-Pierre-Lucelle state forest, features about 40 beeches over 150 years old, aligned at 28 m tall with an average circumference of 3 m. A 6 km marked trail allows visitors to admire this remarkable site and views of the Swiss Jura.
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Wangenbourg-Engenthal · 67
This peaceful cottage in Wangenbourg-Engenthal, Alsace's Little Switzerland, offers views of a 13th-century castle and the village, 40 km from Strasbourg. Surrounded by the Vosges forest, it features terraced gardens and close access to the Schneeberg trail.
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Lièpvre · 68
This natural stone house offers stunning views and a secure setting in nature, with a jacuzzi, spacious terrace, and private grounds equipped with garden furniture and a barbecue. Open from April to October.
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Marckolsheim · 67
A 1,300-hectare forest between Marckolsheim and Schoenau, crossed by old branches of the Rhine like the Steingruengiessen. Nicknamed the Rhine jungle for its biodiversity, it is open for free exploration.
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Haguenau · 67
Haguenau Forest, France’s sixth largest lowland forest, offers walks, activities, and relaxation. Gros-Chêne, the site’s heart, features playgrounds, picnic spots, and dining. Accessible walking and cycling trails wind through this green lung.
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Wattwiller · 68
In Wattwiller, near Hartmannswillerkopf, follow the Siehlbaechle stream to discover its waterfall from a footbridge. This torrential stream originates at Molkenrain and passes through the village before reaching the local bottling plant.
Discover this placeWeiterswiller · 67
Adèle Harrer, visual artist and PhD in visual arts, leads immersive art workshops in the Northern Vosges, blending contemporary creation and Zen practice. These sessions, open to adults and teens, invite slowing down, observing, and creating in connection with nature.
Discover this placeOstheim · 68
Immerse yourself in a sensory forest experience to recharge with nature-based wellness activities suitable for all audiences.
Discover this placeBuhl · 68
Forest therapy offers forest baths and outdoor activities to recharge, walk barefoot, and reconnect your senses. Bookings available through Géraldine Sirlin at 06 87 53 50 96.
Discover this placeHaguenau · 67
The forest offers a soothing sensory experience: scents of the undergrowth, birdsong, mossy touches—ideal for meditation, silent walks, and recharging away from stress. Inspired by the Japanese Shinrin Yoku practice.
Discover this placeRatzwiller · 67
Unique forest suite offering great comfort, wood fire, shower room, separate WC, and linen provided. Restaurant open Wed-Sat evenings and Sun/public holidays midday and evening. Private spa with hydrotherapy massages. Walking and cycling nearby, electric bike rental on site.
Discover this placeUrmatt · 67
This 100 m² forest house welcomes up to 8 guests with a large 4000 m² garden, a pool, and from 2026, space for 2 horses. Equipped with a stove, full kitchen, three bedrooms, plus games, barbecue, and baby gear.
Discover this placeOffwiller · 67
Offwiller, an Alsatian village, has preserved for centuries the pagan tradition of "Schieweschlawe" with flaming discs thrown on the first Sunday after Mardi Gras. It also hosts a museum of popular traditions and hiking departures like Eselsplatz and Col de Steige.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
Discover 300 hectares of tranquility with 25 km of walking trails and 8 km of mountain biking routes, plus areas set up for resting or engaging in sports activities.
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