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Around Baccarat
Explore the town of Baccarat and its surroundings. A semi-urban walk through fields, along the banks of the Meurthe, past ponds and through various neighbourhoods of the town.
Basse Saint-Jean route
A lovely walk from the 13th-century Saint-Jean Chapel to the low-altitude peat bogs.
Côte Saint-Pierre in Fontenoy-la-Joûte
In the heart of the "Village du Livre", starting from the church, this short trail, "the Sentier des Vignes", will take you to the Chapelle Saint-Pierre, a listed historic monument, and to the orientation table. You’ll follow a charming little tree-lined path and then a dirt track. A circular route will take you past the orchards and vineyards of the Côte Saint-Pierre. From the Haut des Monts, you’ll catch a glimpse in the distance to the left of the blue line of the Vosges and the Hohneck.
Route des Roches in the Répy massif
A very pleasant, shaded circular route on charming forest paths. After an easy climb, almost the entire route is on the summit plateau. You will walk from rock to rock: Joli Bois, Faucompierre, Corbeaux, Coucou, Renard, passing by Tête de Répy, with beautiful views at each one.
La Roche Saint-Blaise
Short walk with a steep climb at the start and a beautiful view from the Roche de Saint-Blaise.
The finish isn't great, as it's in a housing estate, but I must admit I did this walk with my young dog Marcus to prepare him for future hikes with me.
Vénival Circular Route
A walk that will allow you to discover the landscapes around the Ravine Stream valley and take in views overlooking the village of Raon-l’Étape.
Pierre d'Appel at the start of Raon-l'Étape
A beautiful short hike on mostly single-track trails in the forest. Beautiful views.
Reclos State Forest
This hike will take you through the Reclos forest with the Rocher des Vannes, Rocher Cuny, Rocher des Arcades and Roche de Cherpierre.
La Tête des Rondeaux from La Trouche
A circular route through the forest almost entirely on footpaths. Dotted with several sandstone outcrops, including the impressive cliffs of the Grande Basse and the Tête des Rondeaux. Pine, birch, spruce and beech trees abound. Plenty of blueberries in the summer months. A classic route for this part of the Vosges, but always just as enjoyable, especially on the footpaths.
Le Rocher des Vannes
You will encounter spectacular rocks on the Meurthe-et-Moselle side of the plain and discover the beautiful Forêt du Reclos as you walk along the well-marked trails of the Club Vosgien.
Park in the hiking car park at the exit of the hamlet of La Trouche in the direction of Celles-sur-Plaine.
La Pierre d'Appel and La Tête de Répy from Étival-Clairefontaine
The route winds through the shade of the Côte de Répy massif. Pass by the Pierre d'Appel promontory to enjoy a sweeping view of Étival-Clairefontaine, then head towards the Tête de Répy with its observatory overlooking Raon l'Étape.
The route is dotted with numerous rocks, often with a bench where you can sit and enjoy the varied panoramic views.
The Virgin of Vohné as seen from the Vieux Pré Dam on Lake Pierre Percée
An easy, family-friendly walk through the forest on the shores of Lac de Pierre Percée. Ascent to Vohné, at an altitude of 526 m.
Le Petit Canada
With its dam, the Roches de la Xaveure – some of which are shaped like animals – Salm Castle (or Château de Pierre-Percée) and the little village that bears its name, Lake Pierre-Percée offers landscapes with a distinctly Canadian feel.
From the Vieux Pré dam to Pierre-Percée Castle
A short circular loop that runs alongside Lake Pierre-Percée before climbing up to the village of the same name and circling the nearby castle. Also known as Château de Salm, it has been open to visitors since May 2026 following a spectacular renovation. This offers walkers and other nature lovers the chance to finally rediscover this iconic site perched above the lake.
Lake Pierre Percée – Discovering the battles of the Great War
Discover an artificial lake that supplies water to the cooling system of the Cattenom nuclear power station. The battles of the Great War near Celles-sur-Plaine.
The Haute Pierre route in Moyenmoutier
A fairly challenging walk on the hills above Moyenmoutier to explore the ruins of the Château de la Haute Pierre and its 360° panorama. Then technical sections through the Roches de la Balance and de Lanceux before reaching the Croix de Malfosse crossroads for a gentle descent back to the abbey grounds.
Circular route via the fountains of Romont and the viewpoint
A route in the Northern Vosges, offering views of beautiful fountains and the mountain range. A route with little elevation gain but which allows you to admire a vibrant village and its peaceful surroundings. A viewpoint and an orientation table will delight walkers.
Route Daniel Vitry in La Bourgonce
An easy route around the western part of the village, with beautiful views of the village and the surrounding mountains. This route is named after Daniel Vitry, a member of the Raon-l'Étape Club Vosgien, who worked to develop hiking in La Bourgonce.
Grand Jumeau route and Petit Jumeau route
A lovely family walk along small forest paths, taking you to the two summits of the Grand and Petit Jumeau. The two routes can be done separately. Peaceful and shaded, this walk is an ideal choice for a stroll during the height of the summer heat. As an added bonus, there is a playground, a small pond and picnic tables in a magnificent clearing at the starting point.