
 CTurpin - Sarreguemines Tourisme 
 On site, you will find the trail under the following name: LE LION COURONNÉ
This route invites you to discover the natural surroundings of Hambach. On its coat-of-arms, a crowned lion in red and black on a gold background, holding a green stem adorned with three roses. You will enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, particularly when passing by the large cross at Liesberg, as well as the tranquility of the forest.
As you progress along the route, the landscape evolves: residential houses give way to a bucolic environment. You will walk amidst fields filled with round bales in summer and pass by the 9-meter-high cross (1939), which is said to have been erected to protect the village, and whose view extends far into the horizon.
Following the hilly path leading to the Grosskatzerwald, you will be surrounded by a beautiful rural landscape worthy of a postcard... A special moment of calm with a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.
This invitation to relaxation continues into the forest, where you can be carried away by the energy of the trees and lulled by the song of birds. A wooden bench nestled in a small clearing is the perfect refuge for a serene break, a secret haven in the heart of nature. Along a pretty path, oaks, beeches, and Scots pines offer shade and coolness in summer, as well as beautiful orange hues in autumn.
Exiting the forest, you will continue on the bike path that will lead you to Hambach, passing just behind the Europôle de Sarreguemines. You will return to the village to complete your walk.
- Connections: 1.2 km to the "In the footsteps of the Spiritans" circuit (Sur les traces des Spiritains -11.2 km), which passes through Neufgrange.
- Trail-Marking: green ring
- Geographical area: The Saar Valley, lovely detours through rivers and forests
- Starting point: Hambach > rue de la Poste - Saint-Hubert Church
This route invites you to discover the natural surroundings of Hambach. On its coat-of-arms, a crowned lion in red and black on a gold background, holding a green stem adorned with three roses. You will enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, particularly when passing by the large cross at Liesberg, as well as the tranquility of the forest.
As you progress along the route, the landscape evolves: residential houses give way to a bucolic environment. You will walk amidst fields filled with round bales in summer and pass by the 9-meter-high cross (1939), which is said to have been erected to protect the village, and whose view extends far into the horizon.
Following the hilly path leading to the Grosskatzerwald, you will be surrounded by a beautiful rural landscape worthy of a postcard... A special moment of calm with a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.
This invitation to relaxation continues into the forest, where you can be carried away by the energy of the trees and lulled by the song of birds. A wooden bench nestled in a small clearing is the perfect refuge for a serene break, a secret haven in the heart of nature. Along a pretty path, oaks, beeches, and Scots pines offer shade and coolness in summer, as well as beautiful orange hues in autumn.
Exiting the forest, you will continue on the bike path that will lead you to Hambach, passing just behind the Europôle de Sarreguemines. You will return to the village to complete your walk.
- Connections: 1.2 km to the "In the footsteps of the Spiritans" circuit (Sur les traces des Spiritains -11.2 km), which passes through Neufgrange.
- Trail-Marking: green ring
- Geographical area: The Saar Valley, lovely detours through rivers and forests
- Starting point: Hambach > rue de la Poste - Saint-Hubert Church
Practical information
Fitness / outdoor trails from  HAMBACH, mode of transport / activity :  Walking-related, on the theme(s) :  Natural, Family.
Features of the route
 moderate
 5 to 10 km
 Distance in kms : 7,1
 Duration of the course : 02:00
Altimeter profile
Route line
Visit conditions
 Groups accepted on reservation 
Contact us
The Crowned Lion
- contact@sarreguemines-tourisme.com
 - 0387988081
 -  Parking près de Église Saint-HubertRue de la Poste57910 HAMBACH
 








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