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Nonselkopf walks
The Lauch and the Lauchen
Lakes and waterfalls, stubble fields and forests, peat bogs and scree slopes, springs, high-altitude beech forests... the Hautes Vosges sometimes offer a remarkable variety of landscapes within just a few kilometres, provided you are willing to climb a few slopes.
Between Hahnenbrunnen and Lauchenkopf
Walk on the high moorland via Lauchenkopf, Nonselkopf, Uff Rain and Salzbach.
The Lauchenkopf
A moderately difficult hike of about 6 hours through stubble fields, forests, passes and peaks.
The difficulties are mainly at the beginning, after which it's smooth sailing.
The Platzerwaesel Pass from Markstein
Route des Crêtes: discovery route of the Vosges mountain peaks starting from Markstein and heading north.
Around the Klintzkopf
Lake, high-altitude forest and stubble fields: a concentration of the beauty of the Vosges with the added bonus of a magnificent panorama.
Refreshments available at a farmhouse inn along the route.
Particularly pleasant in autumn when the beech trees turn yellow and mushrooms abound in the undergrowth.
Chaumes and forests of Lauchen
Near the source of the Lauch, on the secondary ridge between Breitfirst and Petit Ballon, Lauchen is an area of stubble fields with remarkable views and forests, including the most beautiful and highest altitude beech forests in the Vosges mountains. It is also a peaceful area, within the Guebwiller integral biological reserves, dominated by the Klintzkopf, home to the emblematic animal of the Vosges, the capercaillie or wood grouse.
Exploring the Bois de Munster
A route with little elevation gain but offering magnificent panoramic views of the peaks of the Hautes-Vosges on several occasions. Passing by two farmhouse inns, it offers the chance to sample regional specialities.
Schnepfenriedkopf, Nonselkopf and Lauchenkopf
A hike starting from the hamlet of Schnepfenried, towards the Schnepfenriedkopf (1,258 m), then the Nonselkopf (1,257 m) and the Lauchenkopf (1,314 m). Along the path that runs along the ridge, through stubble fields and forests. Return via wide paths, passing the Salzbach and Uff Rain farm inns. Start and finish near the Schnepfenried Farm Inn.
From the Col du Platzerwaesel to the Klintzkopf
Please note that the circular route starting from (5) is closed to traffic from 1 December to 30 June, to ensure the animals’ peace and quiet. It is essential to comply with this ban.
A pleasant walk which, in addition to the scenery of the Hautes Vosges, allows you to discover the fifth highest peak in the Vosges. The route passes through magnificent beech forests in places, and the stop at two farmhouse inns is a definite highlight.