idées.outings in Alsace315 places
Saint-Jean-Saverne · 67
This picnic area, located near a holy site, features a chapel and panoramic views of the Pays de Saverne plains. An orientation table and picnic tables are available. Parking is a 10-minute walk away.
Discover this placeHirtzfelden · 68
The Nature House in Hirtzfelden, in the Hardt plain, offers activities to explore natural areas and protect biodiversity. A 1.7 km trail along the Rhône-Rhine Canal reveals local wildlife, plants, and history.
Discover this placeOffendorf · 67
The Offendorf Forest Nature Reserve in Alsace protects 60 hectares of Rhine alluvial forest. Its wetlands shelter willows, poplars, and a rich biodiversity of butterflies and amphibians.
Discover this placeOberhaslach · 67
The Nideck Waterfall, near Oberhaslach in the Vosges, drops 25 meters over a volcanic rock face at 534 m altitude. Legendary and wild, it offers shaded walks in summer and icy landscapes in winter.
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 placeSaulxures · 67
Apartment with two bedrooms (1 double bed, 1 single bed), living room with open kitchen (microwave), bathroom, and covered terrace with garden furniture. Electric heating included. Access to natural spring water.
Discover this placeMorschwiller-le-Bas · 68
From Rohrberg, follow the blue triangle trail for 100 meters to reach the summit of Hintergraben. This spot offers an exceptional panorama of the Vosges, Jura, Belfort gap, Black Forest, and, on clear days, the Bernese Alps.
Discover this placeOberhaslach · 67
This rock offers a panoramic viewpoint accessible by several hiking trails. A document from 773 mentions its role as a border marker during Charlemagne's time.
Discover this placeDorlisheim · 67
The Puits d’Amour, located on the Rangenberg wine trail in Dorlisheim, is a romantic natural site where a spring flows beneath a stone trellis. Accessible on foot from the vendangeoir bridge, it is surrounded by fruit trees and dry stone walls.
Discover this placeRimbach-près-Masevaux · 68
Rimbach, once owned by the Counts of Ferrette then the Habsburgs until 1648, was attached to the lordship of Masevaux until the Revolution. It features Saint Augustine Church, the Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and Perches Lake, ideal for fishing at 985 m altitude.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
Mulhouse owes its name and growth to water, ever-present in its history. Waterways shaped the city, powered its mills, and supported its textile industry before being gradually covered to make way for modern neighborhoods.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
The Robertsau Forest, classified as a national nature reserve, offers picnic tables and shelters as well as an animal park. Formerly shaped by the Rhine's floods, it is now protected after its canalization in 1970.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
Rohrschollen Island, a national nature reserve 10 km from Strasbourg, hosts a rare alluvial forest protected since 1997. It offers varied landscapes and shelters over 158 bird species, including 4,000 wintering birds, along accessible trails.
Discover this placeNordhouse · 67
Holiday rental on the upper floor of an old farmhouse in the owner's courtyard near a river. Two bedrooms, equipped kitchen-living room, bathroom and toilet. Covered terrace with garden furniture and electric barbecue. Shared access to garden, swing, ping-pong, and parking.
Discover this placeWittelsheim · 68
Rothmoos, formed by mining subsidence, is a wetland maintained since 1987 to preserve biodiversity. This marsh hosts migratory, nesting birds and amphibians, rare in Alsace, in a hard-to-access setting.
Discover this placeKruth · 68
Follow the Saint-Nicolas stream from the Oderen Pass to discover its waterfalls and historical secrets.
Discover this placeSchœnenbourg · 67
Discover in Schœnenbourg a nationally classified large-leaved lime tree, legendary for its thousand-year age, then admire the landscapes of Green Alsace on a hot air balloon flight.
Discover this placeRiquewihr · 68
Schoenenbourg, a 53.40 ha Alsatian grand cru between 265 and 380 m altitude, is famed for white wines like Riesling, Muscat, and Tokay Pinot Gris. Its marl and gypsum soils, rich in water, favor age-worthy wines with powerful aromas.
Discover this placeLembach · 67
Schweinsfels is located in a rocky forest of the Gallenwald massif, 2 km from Niedersteinbach, rising to 510 meters on a base of pink sandstone. The site is home to Scots pines, roe deer, wild boars, and about twenty species of nesting birds.
Discover this placeLinthal · 68
The source of the Lauch flows into the Lauch lake, accessible via the departmental road D 430.
Discover this placeMurbach · 68
The Murbach, a tributary of the Lauch, flows through the village of Murbach, offering a picturesque setting for this stage.
Discover this placeMorschwiller-le-Bas · 68
This peaceful trail runs alongside two fishing ponds behind a sports complex, passes a well-preserved washhouse, and leads to Steinbaechlein Pond in a rural setting where frogs enliven the atmosphere.
Discover this placeWesthalten · 68
Strangenberg Hill in the Vosges has a contrasting climate: humid at altitude and dry in Westhalten, where summer storms offset dryness. This diversity supports remarkable flora adapted to varied slopes, from moist hedgerows to dry steppe grasslands.
Discover this placeIllkirch-Graffenstaden · 67
The Neuhof-Illkirch forest nature reserve near Strasbourg offers 890 hectares of preserved nature with forests, aquatic environments, and meadows. It hosts a diverse fauna and flora, including hundreds of animal and plant species.
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