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Come and discover the vineyards, forest and meadows of Marlenberg. A pleasant hike in the hills above Marlenheim, the northern gateway to the Alsace Wine Route.

An easy walk with little elevation gain, exploring the outskirts of Marlenheim to the south between Wangen and Odratzheim. Discover a beautiful stables in Wangen, followed by a detour through the vineyards and a return across the fields to the starting point.

A lovely little family walk, suitable even for very young children. The walk starts at the car park of the Domaine Xavier Muller, where, at the end of the walk, adults can perhaps enjoy a wine tasting whilst the children play in the small playground and watch the animals going about their business around you. During the season, from March to the end of August, you’ll also see around ten stork nests and can admire these beautiful birds in flight.

Departure from Arthur Metz in Marlenheim. (Follow the Anneau Rouge route from the foot of the vineyards). A short climb through the vineyards, then through the forest towards Wasselonne. Cross the main road and join the climb towards the Wangen Forest. Descend through the vineyards towards the village and return via the cycle path in front of the Xavier Muller estate. Beautiful views of the forests, vineyards and Strasbourg in the distance.

This walk starts next to the Schweizerhof forest lodge, situated 5 km from the Saverne exit, heading towards Lutzelbourg. There are two superb viewpoints to discover: at the Rappenfels rock and at the Saint-Vit Cave.

You will walk through the Westhoffen vineyards towards the top of the hill to reach the “Cherry Conservation Orchard”. Here you can discover the different varieties of cherry trees found in the region. The walk continues past the Westhoffen Dog Club and then on towards the Geisweg Rest Stop. Don’t miss the “Sequoia” before heading back down towards Westhoffen.

This short walk around Col de Fouchy will take you through the northern part of the Val d'Argent, passing Col du Petit Haut, Rocher de la Salière, Roche du Cheval Tombé and Col du Rougerain. A full programme of forest paths and trails accessible to all. Not suitable for pushchairs as some paths are too narrow.