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Sources of the Saône and Madon rivers, Saint-Martin cave
A small, discreet corner of the Vosges, but one full of beautiful discoveries. Among others, the sources of the Saône and Madon rivers. We recommend that you read the description beforehand to identify the specific points of interest on the route in advance.
The Vallon Saint-Martin
A fairy-tale walk taking in key historical sites: the ruins of the old Berqueney mill, carved stones, the old millstone quarry, Saint-Martin’s Cave, the Cuveau des Fées… all along the River Madon.
Maquisards Trail and Étang des Cailloux from Grandrupt-de-Bains
Starting from the pretty village of Grandrupt-de-Bains with its beautiful old houses, this hike will take you to a place where the Resistance fighters lived and trained in August and September 1944, but above all a place of remembrance. You will also discover: petroglyph rocks, boundary stones bearing coats of arms, ponds, picnic and rest areas and views of the Vosges mountains. A few sections on the road allow us to pass through forests, meadows and farmland, as well as rural areas.
Route past Les Chicottes in Harsault
A hilly rural and woodland route within the Harsault municipal area.
Grand tour of Thunimont via the Francogney valley
A hike that winds through a wide variety of forests, both coniferous and deciduous. The hedgerow landscape creates a special atmosphere that makes for a pleasant hiking experience.
The Croix de Virine circular walk starting from Lamerey
The walk is signposted along almost its entire route, passing by the Croix de Virine and offering a 360° panoramic view.
Verbamont, Moscow and Jerusalem in a single day!
A handful of stragglers lost in the aftermath of the Grande Armée’s rout are said to have inspired the names of a few local places in this corner of the Vosges, between the fir and deciduous forests, the valley and the ‘Plaine de Moscou’. The hamlets of Moscou and Jérusalem lie along the way, a little nod to geography and history. You can pick up a jar of honey from the Miellerie de Jérusalem or stay in a cabin at the “La Clairière du Verbamont” campsite.
The circular Glassmakers’ Loop in Hennezel
This signposted circular trail was created and is maintained by the Club Vosgien, and the trail is marked with a Red Circle. The suggested starting point is at the Hutte Arboretum, but it is also possible to start at the Musée de la Résidence.
Autour du Verbamont en suivant les ruisseaux et rivières
La randonnée débute sur le plateau du Verbamont. Vous traverserez les chênaies puis descendrez dans une première vallée d'un ruisseau sauvage, en saison quelques petites cascades et un paysage de mousses verte. Découverte d'un bel étang à Senennes, puis votre parcours se poursuit surplombant la rivière Ourche toujours sur des petits sentiers forestiers.
La majeure partie de cette boucle se fait sur des chemins forestiers, parfois difficiles d'accès, et hors des sentiers. Il est fortement conseillé de se munir de l'application Visorando afin d'éventuellement se géolocaliser.
Waterfall, carpet of moss and an unusual sculpture at the Gorge le Loup
An “adventure” walk along the Houdrie Valley and the Gorge le Loup Valley, above and alongside the Ruisseau de Thiètry, with beautiful green moss on the rocks and lovely waterfalls if the water level permits. The walk takes you along unpaved roads and forest paths. The best time of year for this route is spring. We recommend using the Visorando app, as some sections of the trail are poorly marked.
The Étang Bleu and the Étangs de Clairey in the heart of the forest
An adventurous walk through a diverse forest, past numerous ponds at Clairey, the Étang Bleu and the Morillon, the Museum of Glass, Iron and Wood, and the blueberry farm at Briseverre.
The wild Ourche in the heart of the Attigny forest
Circular route mainly through woodland, where you’ll hike through forests covered in green moss. Highlights include impressive rocks, a river, streams and small waterfalls.
The Étang Bleu and the Museum of Iron, Glass and Wood
An easy walk taking you past ponds and through woodland. Discover a superb pond with crystal-clear water in the heart of the forest.
Stop off at the Clairey Residence Museum to discover the valley’s heritage of traditional crafts.
From the Ourche to the Saône
A lovely circular walk with some steep sections, ideal for lovers of history, legend and the forest.
The Sentier des Pierres towards Les Voivres
The Étang Lallemand, created in 1572 to supply the neighbouring Quenot Forge, is an ideal starting point for exploring the Sentier des Pierres, an unusual walk steeped in history. You walk alongside the pond and then follow the signs marked with footprints, which are also indicated by pretty wicker posts topped with a terracotta head.