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The tour of Roc du Taurupt via Haut de Chaumont
A hike at the foot of the highest point in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department, in a mainly forest setting, far from the crowds and the beaten track. A moving visit to the graves of German soldiers from the First World War.
Lake Maix, the David Garden and the Haute-Côte
Keen to explore the archaeological sites around Lac de la Maix and its surroundings, we followed the trails marked by the Club Vosgien. On the way back after La Haute-Côte, we came across a few sections that reminded us a little of the legendary Roches or Hirschsteine trails between La Schlucht and the Hohneck; namely, very rocky paths featuring quite challenging sections interspersed with numerous springs.
Best avoided during wet weather
Vexaincourt - Col Pourrio - Lac de la Maix
A pleasant hike in warm weather as it is mainly in the shade and mostly on paths, allowing you to discover Lac de la Maix.
Étoile I via La Corbeille to Raon-sur-Plaine
Starting from Raon-sur-Plaine, this circular walk takes you to the Hazelle dolmen, the Croix Brignon, the First World War blockhouses on La Corbeille, and the Crache waterfall.
Les Pierres du Sabbat between the Col de la Charaille and the Col de Roule Bacon
A pleasant forest route offering beautiful views between two passes and allowing you to visit a site steeped in mysterious legends.
Lac de la Maix and Haut du Bon Dieu
Leaving from the Lac de la Maix, in a beautiful setting, we pass through the Clairière de Prayé, the Haut du Bon Dieu and the charming Fontaine Colas Lorrain spring. We also visit two sites of trough or cup rock. A hike through beautiful woodland with pleasant stretches of open country.
Chapel of Bipierre - Les Hautes Chaumes - Lake Maix
A circular hike starting in the forest and leading to the remarkable rock formation of the Chapelle de Bipierre, then continuing along the ridge via the Hautes Chaumes, with views of the Donon throughout. The hike ends at the peaceful Lac de la Maix.
Tête des Blanches Roches – Les Hautes Chaumes – Les Rouges Terres
A pleasant walk, alternating between woodland and open countryside, including a section across the Hautes-Chaumes.
From the Col de Roule Bacon to Grand Rougimont
A beautiful hike through the Vosges forests, on the border of three departments (Bas-Rhin, Moselle and Meurthe-et-Moselle). Pass along the Roman road and the former border from 1871 to 1918, then on to Grand Rougimont (622m), the highest point in Meurthe-et-Moselle. Descend to the ruins of Moises and return along the Saussenrupt stream via the Trou Marmot.
La Corbeille
From the Col de Prayé to the Lac de la Maix via La Corbeille, walk along the peaks to discover some interesting sights: cup-marked stones, remains from the First World War, views of Alsace and Donon.
16/09/2024: Starting point changed. The access road and car park at Lac de la Maix are inaccessible for an indefinite period.
Circular between Bionville and the Col de la Chapelotte
A circular route following the border with Germany between 1870 and 1918 and the German and French fortifications from the First World War between Bionville and the Col de la Chapelotte.Walk along the ridge, between the rocky outcrops, blockhouses and trenches, following the Sentier de Mémoire (Memory Trail) between Roches Ganaux and Col de la Chapelotte.
The Chatte Pendue circular path from the Ferme-auberge du Bambois
In the Bruche Valley, this circular route on the heights of Rothau, starting from the Étang du Coucou, takes us towards the peaks of La Chatte Pendue and La Haute Loge. The Auberge du Bambois is the perfect stop for a gourmet meal.
Circular starting from the Étang du Coucou
This walk leads to the Chatte Pendue viewpoint and the summit of the Hautes Loges, which offer a breathtaking 360° view of the neighbouring peaks: Donon, Rocher de Mutzig, the Champ du Feu massif and the Col du Hantz.The only challenging part is the climb up to La Chatte Pendue. So, take it easy to start with.
La Chatte Pendue and La Haute Loge, starting from Étang du Coucou
This walk will allow you to admire some stunning views whilst enjoying the tranquillity of the frequently used forest paths. A walk mainly through the forest, offering a chance to enjoy the cool, refreshing air.
Salm Castle, La Chatte Pendue and the Maxe peat bog
A circular walk mainly through forest. Starting from the enchanting setting of the Étang du Coucou, you will discover the ruins of the Château de Salm, currently undergoing restoration. You will then climb up to the promontory of the Chatte Pendue with its orientation table, make a short stop at the Monument des Passeurs, and then follow a slightly wilder path to the Tourbière de la Maxe.
July 2022 modification of the route between (8) and (9) due to poor trail maintenance: temporarily leave the blue cross markings in place.
La Chatte Pendue from Étang du Coucou
Mainly on shaded paths through the woods, this hike offers various points of interest, including the pretty Étang du Coucou lake surrounded by fir trees, the Chatte Pendue with its magnificent view of the Bruche valley and the Champs du Feu massif, and the Romanesque ruins of Salm Castle.
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