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Combeauté (rivière) walks
The ponds by the Prieuré d'Hérival
A pleasant route combining woodland, numerous ponds, lovely views and heritage sites.There are three possible starting points for the same route.Around the ponds, there are numerous paths and tracks; follow the route description and map carefully.
From Monts Durand to Pierres de Roûge in Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert
Every spring, cherry trees cover the Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert area with millions of white flowers. The town also reveals its well-preserved architectural heritage to attentive and curious hikers at every turn of the trail.
A succession of streams, orchards, calvaries and farms typical of the Pays de la Vôge will reveal themselves as you wander along the paths.
Explore the Pierres-de-Roûge site and admire its imposing blocks of purple sandstone.
Route Anneaux Bleus marked.
Route historique de Fougerolles à Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert
This route takes you along country lanes to discover some of the most beautiful hamlets in Fougerolles. Marked by 23 discovery points, you’ll discover the architectural and historical richness through religious buildings, Fougerolles Castle, fountains, mills, chalots... as well as the geological and landscape context, explored through the observation of underground rocks and exceptional panoramic views.
Land of cherries and hemp
White cherry trees, red stones and the pearlescent building of the eco-museum – you’ll see a whole spectrum of colours, always a delight.
Route of the Pays de la Cerise Ecomuseum in Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert
This short family-friendly route allows you to stop off at the Écomusée du Pays de la Cerise. Set amongst cherry trees, the eco-museum – the starting point of the Route des Chalots – invites you to discover a passion that has become an industry: the production of kirsch. Combining tradition and modernity, come and see, hear and smell the history of Fougerolles cherry brandy.
The Grand Tour of Fougerolles
An easy walk offering the chance to enjoy the varied landscapes and the traditional and sacred architecture of the region’s countryside: cart-style farmhouses, chalots (chello), chapels, stone crosses and oratories, wash-house fountains, etc.
A highlight: the Pierres de Roûges site.
A visit during or after the walk: the Pays de la Cerise Ecomuseum.
In the Hérival State Forest
A pleasant, well-shaded walk through the Hérival State Forest, starting from the charming village of Girmont-Val-d’Ajol. Pretty ponds dot the route, along with several natural sites: the Eau Bénitier, the Roche Fendue, the Glacière and the Géhard Waterfall, as well as a number of places that recall the area’s historical past: the ruins of the Vieilles Abbayes, the Chalet de l’Empereur and, of course, the Priory of Hérival.