idées.outings in Alsace200 places
Mittlach · 68
Altenweiher Lake, at 926 meters altitude in the Mittlach valley, is a 7.5-hectare reservoir surrounded by the Kastelberg and Rainkopf peaks. Reachable on foot from Mittlach in one hour, it is held by a dam built between 1886 and 1889.
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Ballersdorf · 68
Natural pond in the countryside where trout fishing is allowed from April 7th on Sundays and public holidays. Open almost all year, except during freezing periods.
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Levoncourt · 68
The "Chez Philippe" fishing pond offers trout, carp, sturgeon, pike, and zander fishing in a friendly atmosphere. Open weekends from dawn and weekdays by appointment at 06.08.35.38.43.
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Courtavon · 68
Courtavon Pond in Alsace spans 29 hectares, with 17 dedicated to catch-and-release fishing. Managed by an intercommunal syndicate and the Haut-Rhin fishing federation, it offers water activities, walking trails, and a restaurant with a terrace.
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Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines · 68
This peaceful accommodation offers 10 beds and a shaded terrace under a lime tree. It features a large 9-hectare park, a barbecue, and a mountain spring. Located 15-20 minutes from ski resorts, it is close to the Christmas markets of Sélestat, Ribeauvillé, and Kaysersberg.
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Ranrupt · 67
The Etang du col de Steige, bathed in sunlight and surrounded by meadows, offers a picnic area but swimming is prohibited.
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Lapoutroie · 68
In the heart of Pays Welche, the Faudé combines 29 cozy rooms with cuisine inspired by nature and distant flavors. Relax with a terrace, garden, and Kota Grill available by reservation.
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Metzeral · 68
Fischboedle Lake, the smallest Vosges lake (0.5 ha) at 794 m altitude, offers an alpine setting with a scree slope. Dammed in the 19th century, it’s reachable in 30-40 minutes on foot from the Wormsa chalets.
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Sélestat · 67
The Canotage Lake in Sélestat, accessible only to campers at the city campsite, offers regulated fishing. Open all day Tuesday and Friday, and on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, it limits catches to 2 carp, 1 zander, and 1 pike per angler, with minimum size requirements.
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Kruth · 68
Kruth-Wildenstein Lake, a first-category fishery, hosts pike, perch, trout, carp, and white fish. Fishing is allowed from Good Friday to mid-October with an interdepartmental or local fishing license.
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Soultzeren · 68
This 7-hectare lake, classified as second category, is ideal for fishing (carp, pike, perch, etc.) at the foot of the Tanet massif, between 1000 and 1280 m altitude. Open from early November, accessible by paved road.
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Soultzeren · 68
A 3-hectare mountain lake classified as first category, surrounded by a wild natural setting. Populated with Brown and Rainbow trout, accessible by car via a forest road. Fishing regulations are posted on site.
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Sewen · 68
Lake Sewen, a preserved site ideal for fishing, is home to carp, trout, pike, and perch. Access on foot from the church or by car near the Villa du Lac.
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Rimbach-près-Masevaux · 68
Mountain lake at 1000 meters accessible only on foot from Rimbach-près-Masevaux. Regulated fishing: 4 salmonids and 2 carp (release carp over 3 kg). Permit required, available online or on site.
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Cernay · 68
Located 6 km east of Thann, two former gravel pits form the Nonnenbruch: 10 ha upstream and 6.29 ha downstream. Carp, pike, zander, and sturgeon can be fished here under seasonal regulations.
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