Places to discover in Alsace

13 places

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Masevaux-Niederbruck · 68

Peaks and mountains

Rossberg Massif

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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Sondernach · 68

Peaks and mountainsViewpoints

The Rothenbachkopf

The Rothenbachkopf, a Vosges summit at 1,316 m, overlooks the Wildenstein and Mittlach valleys. Its high-altitude grasslands and wide panoramas make it a popular spot for hikers.

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Reichsfeld · 67

Peaks and mountains

Ungersberg

The Ungersberg massif, reaching 901 meters, offers breathtaking views over the Alsace plain and the Vosges. Its mineral-rich subsoil supported historic mining, while its biodiversity is remarkable.

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Osenbach · 68

Peaks and mountainsHeathlands

Bickenberg Hill

The Bickenberg, a Vosges hill rising between 400 and 500 meters, is a limestone plateau with steep edges, protected since 1965. It hosts rare flora, dry heathlands, and human remains like steinrudel, piles of stones from field clearing.

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La Vancelle · 67

Peaks and mountainsLookouts

Chalmont Massif

This 704 m massif overlooks La Vancelle and fascinates with its legendary sandstone blocks. Crossed by the GR 532 trail, it offers hikes to iconic sites and panoramic views over the Liepvrette valley.

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Soultzeren · 68

Peaks and mountains

Le Tanet Passionately...

Le Tanet in the Vosges offers year-round nature activities: hiking, reindeer farm visits, sledding, or snowshoeing in winter. Relax afterward at a farm inn to savor local specialties.

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Westhalten · 68

Peaks and mountains

Strangenberg Hill

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.

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Lutzelhouse · 67

Peaks and mountains

The Rocher de Mutzig

Perched at 1008 m altitude, the Rocher de Mutzig offers a 360° panoramic view of the Bruche valley and nearby massifs like Donon and Schneeberg. Its summit formations of puddingstones, sandstone, and pebbles make it a remarkable geological site.

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