idées.outings in Alsace315 places
Bischoffsheim · 67
In Bischoffsheim, a picnic area with benches and a playground offers an exceptional view of the plain and surrounding villages, and on clear days, the Strasbourg Cathedral is visible.
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Ingolsheim · 67
Picnic table at the foot of the Fort de Schoenenbourg's domes, offering a beautiful viewpoint in a meadow with an orientation table and remains of the Maginot Line. Crushed stone parking nearby.
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Nordheim · 67
This centuries-old lime tree, over 500 years old, dominates the Stephansberg hill near Nordheim. It is part of hiking trails and is located close to the local transmitter.
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Schirmeck · 67
These photos highlight remarkable trees in the Bruche Valley, emphasizing their beauty and importance at the heart of the local landscapes.
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Rhinau · 67
Rhinau Island, between the Old Rhine and the canalized Rhine, offers 450 hectares of preserved nature over 10 km, with floodplain forests and wet meadows hosting exceptional biodiversity, including migratory birds in winter.
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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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Scherwiller · 67
This massif is home to the Ramstein Castle (1293) and Ortenbourg Castle (1262-1265) and has been protected since 1990 for its remarkable wildlife and plant life.
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Schirmeck · 67
The Bruche, a first-category river, offers 25 km of fishing from the second Saturday in March to the third Sunday in September. Two "no kill" fly fishing zones are open from May 1st in Schirmeck and Fouday. Fishing permits are available at the tourist offices.
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Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67
The mineral spring of Niederbronn-les-Bains, flowing in front of the Casino Barrière, is a Roman spring with recognized therapeutic properties. Its chlorinated, sodium, and carbonated water at 18.1°C is recommended for balneotherapy treatments of rheumatic and traumatic conditions.
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Masevaux-Niederbruck · 68
The Ballon d'Alsace chaumes offer stunning views of the Thur and Doller valleys. Once home to wild horses, these lands now host pastures with cows, sheep, and horses, along with remnants of vanished farms.
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Sand · 67
This groundwater spring, freely accessible near the RD124, offers water at a constant temperature of about 11°C. According to tradition, Saint Materne baptized 3,000 pagans here near the chapel bearing his name.
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Ottrott · 67
Saint Odile Spring, accessible by forest trail or car, is famed for its healing powers after reportedly curing a blind man. Many pilgrims come to reflect and drink its water.
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Elbach · 68
A 48-are forest pond stocked with carp, pike, zander, and trout. Features a chalet with kitchen and barbecue, rentable for up to 70 people. Open seasonally for carp or predator fishing on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.
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Avolsheim · 67
Sainte Pétronille Spring near Avolsheim on the Alsace Wine Route is a medieval spring known for its healing properties. Protected by a sandstone edicule, it is linked to a legend involving Pétronille, Saint Materne, and a nearby Roman sarcophagus.
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Metzeral · 68
Schiessrothried Lake, perched at 930 meters altitude, spans 5.6 hectares between Spitzekoepfe and Hohneck. Accessible via the GR5 trail, it offers views of the Wormspel corridor, rich in wildlife and flora.
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Schweighouse-Thann · 68
Schweighouse-Thann, a rural village of 720 inhabitants in the plain, was once the domain of noble families like the Hack and the Waldner de Freundstein. It features a protected natural area crossed by the Doller, a fitness trail, a discovery path, a pond, and orchards.
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Seppois-le-Bas · 68
The Seppois-le-Bas fishing pond, managed by the Haut-Sundgau Fishing and Leisure Association, covers 86 ares. Open from May 1 to December 31, it offers annual and daily permits with specific fishing conditions depending on the day.
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Urmatt · 67
In Urmatt, a hike leads to an 8-meter waterfall in a lush rocky cirque, accessible from the village center.
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Oberlarg · 68
The Largue is a 46 km river originating in Oberlarg in the Glaserberg, passing through 34 villages before joining the Ill. Nearby, the Mannlefelsen rock shelter reveals 8 meters of prehistoric stratigraphy, but the private site is only visible from the path.
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Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67
The Celtic spring, located at the northern edge of town by the forest, offers cold, low-mineral water (10°C, 0.03 g/l) with diuretic and detoxifying benefits. Sold as Celtic, it is recommended for kidneys, liver, and baby bottles.
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Tagolsheim · 68
The Tagolsheim grassland on the southern slope of the Buxberg offers a unique dry grassland landscape home to orchids, butterflies, and birds. This biodiverse natural site has been cherished by naturalists since the early 20th century.
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Rhinau · 67
The Taubergiessen Nature Reserve covers 1,682 hectares, including 997 in France, and is home to rare plants, groundwater springs, and an untouched forest. Please respect the signs to avoid fines.
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Schirmeck · 67
The Bruche originates at 690 m altitude on the western slope of the Climont. This stream crosses the Clairière du Hang before widening between Champ du Feu and Donon, with water quality ideal for category I fishing.
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Lapoutroie · 68
The Devin Pond, a mysterious peat bog discovered in 1442 near the Tête des Faux, offers a wild and peaceful setting. Accessible from Lapoutroie, it charms hikers and botanists with its unique flora and calming atmosphere.
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