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Reyersviller walks
Chemin du Mur de Lambach from Reyersviller and back via Glasenberg
A circular walk starting from Reyersviller with well-marked paths but also a few unmarked sections. During this walk, you’ll pass through woodland rich in some remarkable trees. You’ll cross the summit of the hill with unobstructed views. You’ll walk alongside the remains of the old Lambach wall and the ponds to the north of Enchenberg.
The Ravin du Loup and the Bavarian Tomb starting from Bitche
A short 2-hour walk in the hills north of Bitche.
Small spring, mini waterfall and discovery of a historic tomb from 1870.
Route following the Chemin du Mur in Lambach
A route that invites you to explore the Chemin du Mur via the village paths, with a short detour through the hills above Enchenberg, part of the way through woodland and part across fields. The Chemin du Mur is situated towards the end of the route after the point (4); you can’t miss the remains of the wall.
Suitable for the whole family, with a few surprises in store during the first climb – keep an eye out, children.
Walk between Lambach and Siersthal
The walk starts on Rue des Chalets with a gentle climb where children can discover insect hotels, bird boxes and strange animals such as tigers, monkeys, herons and other forest dwellers.
Up on the hillside, if you’re lucky, you might spot some wild animals at the edge of the forest. Then, you’ll head back into the cool shade of the trees in the undergrowth.
We finish with one last gentle climb offering a lovely view of a huge rock.
The citadel of Bitche and its rampart walk
The first climb is steep and tiring, but once at the top, you can admire the whole of Bitche from the rampart walk at the foot of the Citadel walls.
Circular route around the Lambach ponds
A walk along beautiful paths that take you on a circular route around several ponds.
Circular route from the Étang d'Hasselfurth via the Col du Hochkopf
A pleasant little circular walk from the VVF holiday centre at Étang d'Hasselfurth towards Étang d'Entenbaechel, then looping back via the Widerschall and Hochkopf passes.
The paths are very well maintained, easily walkable, with little elevation gain apart from the section between the two passes leading to the summit of the Hochkopf.
Hasselfurth Ponds – Walk around the first pond
A short, simple and picturesque Sunday stroll with virtually no elevation gain. Ideal for a post-lunch walk, with children, or with a pushchair.
Route of caves and ponds in Lemberg
A beautiful, undulating circular hike through the woods, winding between old wash houses, steles, ponds and rocks pierced by caves.
Route starting from Schwingmühle via Schorbach
A lovely walk in warm weather, exploring beautiful little waterfalls and chapels along lovely leafy paths.
Domaniale Forest and Grand Étang de Mouterhouse
A pleasant little hike in the Mouterhouse National Forest and along the banks of the Grand Étang lake in the same locality. After enjoying the calm of the forest with its beautiful straight trees and good quality paths, the end of the hike takes place along the Grand Étang lake, where you can admire the spectacle of numerous fishermen on their pontoons.
The Colorado of Bitcherland from Haspelschiedt
A beautiful walk in the Northern Vosges to discover the Colorado of Bitcherland.
Kindsbrunnen shelter and pass, the Stoffel Cross, the Sentier des Bornes trail.
A fairly long hike, as some people like, with no significant elevation gain. It is nice in spring because the vegetation still lets the first rays of sunshine through, but it is accessible in all seasons and has a well-placed shelter for a dry lunch.There are no difficulties on the route except for the length!
Ramstein Castle from the start at Baerenthal Pond
A very beautiful and pleasant walk in warm weather as it is mostly shaded. Discover Ramstein Castle, Baerenthal Pond and the lake where the more motivated can take a dip at the end of the walk!
In the vicinity of Baerenthal
A lovely walk offering the chance to explore the surroundings of the pretty village of Baerenthal and its two ponds, one for fishing and the other for swimming.
The walk takes you through the magnificent mixed woodland of the Northern Vosges Nature Park, following wide forest tracks as well as narrower, more technical paths, though these are not particularly difficult.