idées.outings in Alsace10 places
Belmont · 67
Near Strasbourg, Champ du Feu offers 13 ski slopes (5 green, 4 blue, 4 red) served by 9 lifts in a preserved natural setting. Equipment rental, sledding runs, marked trails, and horseback activities are available.
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Kruth · 68
Le Frenz, a charming mountain hamlet at 770 m altitude above Kruth, offers a friendly resort for skiing away from crowds, with night skiing, sledding, and snowshoe walks in a pristine Vosges setting.
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Linthal · 68
The Markstein alpine area offers 13 ski slopes for all levels served by 8 ski lifts, open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and night skiing on Tuesdays and Fridays. The Nordic area features 40 km of trails with views of the Vosges valleys and the Alps, plus a slalom stadium and a Nordic Park.
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Thann · 68
Thanner Hubel, the smallest of the major Vosges resorts, charms with its walk-in access and varied terrain: red slope, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or off-piste, all set in a pristine natural environment.
Discover this placeSewen · 68
Ballon d’Alsace, an iconic peak in the southern Vosges, offers a varied alpine ski area with 16 slopes for all levels, a snowpark, and a snow garden. 45 snow cannons ensure optimal snow coverage on 80% of the domain.
Discover this placeWiller-sur-Thur · 68
Grand Ballon, the highest point in the Vosges at 1424 m, offers exceptional views of Alsace, the Black Forest, and the Alps. The resort features 4 ski lifts and 9 slopes suitable for all levels.
Discover this placeLinthal · 68
Le Markstein, a Vosges resort between 1040 and 1265 m altitude, offers skiing, summer sledding, paragliding, and mini-golf. It links Breitfirst and Grand Ballon via the scenic Route des Crêtes, popular with motorcyclists from April to November.
Discover this placeLinthal · 68
Le Markstein, a Vosges resort between 1020 and 1268 m altitude, combines winter and summer sports in a preserved natural setting. Panoramas, wildlife, flora, and varied activities make it a popular year-round destination.
Discover this placeDolleren · 68
This 20-hectare ski area in the Ballons des Vosges Nature Park offers a sledding run, a green slope, and a red slope among the longest in the Vosges. The chalet’s warm welcome, with mulled wine and a wood stove, creates a family-friendly atmosphere.
Discover this placeSondernach · 68
The Schnepfenried ski area, between 1028 and 1254 m altitude, offers alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, a snowpark, and dog sledding. Seven lifts serve 16 slopes, including one lit for night skiing, while 7 km of cross-country trails provide spectacular scenery.
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