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Waterfalls
The Heidenbad Waterfall
Discover this site by following the water's path, inspired by Abbé Sifferlen. A walking guide is available at the Tourist Office.
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Wildenstein · 68
Waterfalls
The Kleinruntz Waterfall
The Kleinruntz waterfall plunges from a dark grauwacke cliff, highlighting its wild character. The Pierre Sauvage trail is described in a hiking guide available at the Tourist Office.
Discover this placeBattenheim · 68
Rivers
The Quatelbach
The Quatelbach is an artificial river created around 1100 from the Ill near Mulhouse. It supplied several villages before rejoining the Ill at Ensisheim and was extended in 1699 by the Vauban canal.
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Lakes and watercourses
The Rhône-Rhine Canal
Dug between 1810 and 1830 in former gardens, this industrial canal initially served to transport goods like coal. Its original basin, now filled in, has been replaced by an urban garden.
Discover this placeLinthal · 68
Waterfalls
The Seebach Waterfalls
On the northeast slope of the Grand Ballon, waterfalls cascade over several hundred meters, accompanied by a trail with significant elevation change.
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Springs
The Taennchel Massif
The Taennchel massif, preserved for its rocky landscapes, biodiversity, and historical heritage, is a sandstone table feeding the drinking water catchments of nearby towns through its many springs.
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Ponds
Vogelau Ponds
This preserved nature reserve, a remnant of the great Ried, offers meadows, ponds, and walking paths just steps from the city. Protected by three municipalities, it hosts diverse wildlife, prohibits swimming, but allows fishing.
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Springs
Zittersheim
This picturesque village, nestled in a perched valley, is home to the source of the Moder. Around it, the hamlet of Moderfeld developed in the early 19th century.
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