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Views of the Moselotte and Cleurie valleys from the Syndicat
A half-day route offering stunning views over the Cleurie and Moselotte valleys.
Circular Rapailles route from Bémont to Le Syndicat
Credit where credit is due: this permanent hike was mapped out by members of the Le Syndicat "Sports Loisirs" Association. This association is part of the French Federation of Popular Sports.
The trail is marked with the logo of the International Federation of Popular Sports (an "i" and two "V"s).
As the trail is extremely well marked, brave little walkers can easily serve as guides for their parents.
Le Saint-Mont - Sainte-Sabine
Tour of the Fossard Massif, passing through Saint-Mont, Sainte-Sabine and Saint-Arnould.
Les Roches de Mortevieille from Col de Cheneau
Discover the Roches de Mortevieille, a site of pink Vosges sandstone in the middle of a pine and fir forest.
From Vagney to La Bresse via Sapois, Rochesson and Gérardmer
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.
Chèvre-Roche circuit
Beautiful view from the summit of Chèvre-Roche over the Moselotte valley.
Views of the Ballon d'Alsace and Servance.
Chèvre Roche circular loop
A circular route, mostly along shaded forest paths, which will take you to two major points of interest: halfway along the route, the surprising site of the old Plaines quarry and its magnificent view over the Tholy Valley, and at the end of the route, Chèvre Roche and its sweeping panoramic view over Vagney and the Moselotte Valley.
La Roche du Thin, Saint-Mont and the Miraumont Waterfall
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.
On the heights of Saint-Étienne de Remiremont
A beautiful hike in the forest with no viewpoints except for the Roches de Thin. Worth doing in hot weather, as the scent of the pine trees makes it worthwhile.
La Piquante Pierre and the Roches Saint Jacques
From Vagney to La Piquante Pierre, a key site of the Resistance, and Les Roches Saint-Jacques with its pudding.
La Cascade de la Pissoire waterfall from Étang des Sangsues
The Cascade de la Pissoire waterfall is one of the best known in the Vosges. It can be accessed from Haut du Tot. You can round off your visit by exploring the surrounding peaks, such as Moyemont and Chèvre Roche, both of which offer remarkable panoramic views of the region. The first part of the route is uphill to Chèvre Roche, passing by the Fontaine Baptistminicandré fountain. After Chèvre Roche, the route winds its way up to Moyemont, passing by the Giant Fir Tree, the Lambia Cross, the Pissoire Waterfall and the village of Haut du Tot. The final part of the hike takes you to the Balcons de la Hazelle and the Étang des Sangsues.
The Hazelle Balconies via the Simon fields
A pleasant walk, mostly along narrow forest paths, which is easily suitable for children. There’s a lovely view from the top of La Hazelle, with a bench on the first balcony and a picnic table on the second. The charming little Étang des Sangsues is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, and there’s also a picnic table overlooking it.
Le Mettey, Le Bouchot and La Hazelle
Very beautiful panoramic views of the Moselotte valley with picturesque little balcony paths.
Saint-Mont via Vieux Saint-Amé
A beautiful shaded walk in the Fossard Forest, which has no shortage of points of interest: the beautiful Chapelle du Vieux Saint-Amé, the magnificent Saint-Mont esplanade, the Pont des Fées and the Miraumont waterfall. At the summit of Saint-Mont, a vast grassy area is ideally suited for a picnic break and offers, as a bonus, a magnificent 360° panorama of the Moselle and Moselotte valleys.
Saint-Mont and the Chapel of Vieux Saint-Amé
A waterfall, religious sites and a beautiful view of the town of Remiremont.
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On the hills above Dommartin-lès-Remiremont
This walk, mainly through woodland, offers views of Dommartin-les-Remiremont and the surrounding area. The path is not very busy, allowing you to enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside.
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