Saint-Nicolas (rivière) - Affluent de la Bourbeuse walks

A pleasant hike near Petitefontaine, 20 km north-east of Belfort. You will discover a charming little village and countryside landscapes of forests with numerous ponds. You can take a short detour to admire Lac de la Seigneurie. The hike is marked with a Green Ring.

This is a very pretty hike that will allow you to discover a charming village and its suburbs, an old synagogue and an "Arromanches" type bridge. It passes near the Porte d'Alsace area with the Fosses discovery trail, where you will learn to recognise the trees of our region. Not to mention the Étang de la Marnière, a vast wetland with flora and fauna to discover. The hike is signposted.

Short walk to Saint-Nicolas via forest paths and small roads along ponds and a small river.

A pleasant hike in Montreux-Château, 15 km east of Belfort. It will allow you to discover some very pretty villages: - Autrage and Novillard with their pretty half-timbered houses. - Petit-Croix with the Pégoud monument. - Montreux-Château with its beautiful chapel and the motte castrale, the remains of a medieval castle. The route is marked with a blue disc.

Starting from Rougemont-le-Château, this is a pleasant walk with a beautiful view of the Saint-Nicolas valley. A detour is possible to reach the castle ruins.

A beautiful hike starting in Petit-Croix, located 10 km east of Belfort. You will discover a pleasant landscape at the foot of the Vosges mountains as you pass through the villages of Cunelières and Foussemagne. The hike passes by the spot where Adolphe Pégoud, an aviation ace, was shot down in 1915. You will also see the monument dedicated to him in the centre of the village. The trail is signposted.

A hike with no technical difficulty but a significant elevation gain. Beautiful panoramic views, including the Belfort Gap. This hike takes you past the highlights of the ruins of Rougemont Castle, Sainte Catherine Chapel, the Sudel, the Baerenkopf and the hamlet of Saint Nicolas.

A walk in the vicinity of Rougemont-le-Château at the foot of the Vosges Mountains, 15 km north-east of Belfort. It will allow you to discover superb ponds, woodland, a few meadows and a small part of this charming town. It is signposted with the coat of arms of Rougemont, featuring a drawing of a castle.

A lovely walk starting in Montreux-Château, located 15 km east of Belfort. A pretty village with a chapel built near the site of a motte-and-bailey castle. You’ll discover a rural landscape with views of the Swiss Jura. The walk passes the spot where Adolphe Pégoud, a flying ace, was shot down in 1915. This walk is signposted.

This pleasant hike will allow you to discover three typical villages: Fontaine, Reppe and Larivière, as well as the former Fontaine aerodrome.You will also see magnificent countryside landscapes and beautiful views of the Vosges mountains.This walk is signposted. 01/2026: the path has been diverted at the exit of Reppe to avoid traffic on the main road.

One of our great challenging walks, offering all the variety of scenery we love: panoramic views, ridge paths, pine forests, streams, ancient stones – you name it, it’s here. The walk is signposted with a Green Disc

A signposted walk suitable for families through the countryside and forest. Beautiful views of the Vosges peaks without having to climb them. Easily accessible from the D83 (formerly the N83), about 15 km north-east of Belfort. Numerous information boards provide details of the heritage, wildlife, flora and landscapes. The route is marked with a Blue Ring.

A lovely walk that takes you through countryside and woodland, dotted with some very pretty ponds. There are plenty of footpaths and very little tarmac along this route. The circular route is signposted with a Red Ring.

A hike mainly through woodland around Mont Marty near Rougemont-le-Château, 15 km north-east of Belfort.You will discover beautiful countryside and woodland scenery with some lovely ponds.You will pass by the Mont Marty nature trail, featuring sixteen botanical markers on the trees in our forests.The walk is signposted with a Blue Ring.

A pleasant walk through the countryside and woodland. Beautiful views of the Vosges peaks. Easily accessible from the D83 (formerly the N83), about fifteen kilometres north-east of Belfort. Numerous information boards provide details of the local heritage, wildlife, flora and landscapes. The route is marked with a Red Ring.

A beautiful discovery of the region around the village of Larivière. In the clearing 10 km north-east of Belfort, this walk will introduce you to a varied landscape of forests, ponds, cultivated fields and pastures.

A magnificent walk through woodland and history. The deciduous forests, bathed in beautiful light, are majestic and welcoming.The walk starts at La Fouille l’Âne and follows the GR®532, which leads up to the heights of the village of Rougemont-le-Château. After crossing the Coiche forest, you arrive at the Plainot crossroads, a picnic spot, then head towards the old medieval castle. Then, via a shaded path, you head to the Sainte-Catherine chapel, another picnic spot below the Montagne du Sudel.The return journey follows a similarly shaded forest track; after skirting the quarry, you return to the starting point.

Discover a splendid circular hiking loop starting from Lachapelle-sous-Rougemont in the Belfort gap, on the border with Alsace, 15 kilometres north-east of Belfort. You will admire landscapes of cultivated fields, meadows and magnificent forests, not to mention the stork nests at Petitefontaine. You can stop for refreshments at Lac de la Seigneurie. Enjoy exceptional views of the Southern Vosges mountain range and the Swiss Jura. Ideal for walking enthusiasts keen to discover the region's natural and cultural heritage. The route is signposted.