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Woelfling - Wiesviller via the wind turbines
A beautiful walk to discover the Woelfling wind farm.
A heart-centred walk in Oermingen and the surrounding area
A pleasant circular walk through the village, taking in a forest track, passing close to fields and gardens, and offering a lovely panoramic view of the village’s surroundings. Along the route, you can make use of the benches provided, admire the Protestant church, the Catholic church and the village town hall, then enjoy the view of the stream with its ducks, swans and other animals.
This walk is accessible via Oermingen station.
Nature walk in Oermingen
A short, easy walk surrounded by nature. Ideal for visitors to our region and for anyone who simply fancies a stroll. Pets are welcome; you can let them run free on the grassy areas in the open fields.
The walk is accessible via Oermingen railway station.
Circular route along the Grands Chênes and Knopp forest roads and the canal path
Circular route on varied terrain (forest, country lanes, canal bank) offering the chance to discover:
- a forest ranger’s house built of pink sandstone, with its arboretum and observation point,
- bunkers dating from the Second World War with views across the whole of the Albe valley,
- a 10th-century chapel and a military cemetery,
- a bridge over the coal-mining canal, built before 1867.
The return leg of the circular route follows the canal.
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.
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.
Circular route around the Lambach ponds
A walk along beautiful paths that take you on a circular route around several ponds.
Alsting to Spicheren circular loop
An easy hike through the forests of Alsting, Saarbrücken and Spicheren. The route passes through historic sites where major battles of the 1870 war took place. It also passes military cemeteries from the 1939–1945 and 1870 wars.
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.
Paradisgartenweg (Paradise Garden Trail) from the Gimpelwaldhütte
A lovely path through woods, fields, ponds and valleys, said to have been used by the monk Firminy, who would meditate whilst walking. As you walk, imagine the landscape in which this medieval monk might have walked.
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.
Towards the Ermerich Forest and back via the Roman road
Starting from Etzling, this very picturesque walk crosses meadows and woodland before finally taking a path – known as the ‘Ancienne Voie Romaine’ – lined with hedgerows. According to some historians, this is in fact a road built under Louis XIV at the time of the conquest of the territory stretching as far as the Rhine.
Circular historical loop on the heights of Spicheren - Path of Remembrance
A Franco-German trail that will take you on a journey of discovery through the remains of the Second World War, back to ancient times as you cross a Celtic oppidum, and to a battlefield from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870.
Route through the countryside of Berg and Mackwiller in Alsace-Bossue
A lovely walk exploring the countryside of Alsace-Bossue, with a few stretches through oak forests where the birdsong accompanies us!
The Twelve Apostles Stone from Wingen-Sur-Moder
This hike, tested on 15/01/2022, takes us to the Pierre des Douze Apôtres (Breitenstein), marking the border between Alsace and Moselle. This stone dates back to the time of the Druids and was used for sacrifices before being gradually transformed by Christianisation.The hike follows forest paths through the forests of the Northern Vosges.