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Fardeau de Saint-Christophe walks
La Roche du Thin, Saint-Mont and the Miraumont Waterfall
Visorando Member
12.58 mi
+2,096 ft
-2,090 ft
7h 35
Difficult
Departure from Saint-Étienne-lès-Remiremont (Vosges)
Saint-Mont is an iconic peak in the Remiremont region. This walk allows you to explore the Massif du Fossard. It is a forest walk of moderate to difficult difficulty. Only the ascent to Saint-Mont is challenging. There are few viewpoints, but they are magnificent. The walk concludes with a 100-metre ascent past the Miraumont Waterfall. Among the viewpoints along the route are those at the Roche du Thin and the Croix de Saint-Arnould. There are numerous cultural information boards along the route. Imposing rocks are also worth noting, such as the Pierre Kerlinquin and the Fardeau de Saint-Christophe.
Walks near Fardeau de Saint-Christophe
Remiremont - Méloménil
19.59 mi
+1,608 ft
-1,883 ft
10 hrs
Very difficult
Departure from Remiremont (Vosges)
The path leaves the Moselle valley and heads towards the Canal des Vosges. This mainly wooded walk is enhanced by traditional Lorraine farmhouses.
From Vagney to La Bresse via Sapois, Rochesson and Gérardmer
14.65 mi
+3,058 ft
-2,300 ft
9h 25
Difficult
Departure from Vagney (Vosges)
An 8-hour walk in the mid-mountain range, starting from Vagney (Cremanvillers), passing through Sapois, Rochesson, Gérardmer (Les Bas-Rupts) and the Col de Grosse Pierre, finishing at La Bresse.
Southern route of the Epinal fortress
11.88 mi
+1,161 ft
-928 ft
6h 30
Average
Departure from Arches (Vosges) (Vosges)
4th stage of the tour of the Épinal stronghold via the Forts, taking you from Arches via the Réduit du Bois d’Arches, the Bois d’Arches intermediate depot, Fort du Bambois, the Étang du Bult intermediate depot, Fort des Friches and finishing at Fort du RoulonThis is a linear walk, so please leave a car at the Morevoid pond after Roulon on the road to Uzemain. Make your way to the starting point in Arches via Nayemont, Uriménil, Dounoux and Hadol.
