In a pleasant forest environment punctuated by ponds where wooded hills shimmer, the walker reaches the ruins of the Château de Falkenstein, the most imposing of the castles in the Pays de Bitche. Built in the 12th century on the orders of the Count of …

This hike takes you along a disused railway line in places and is therefore ideal for getting some fresh air and enjoying the scent of undergrowth and flower …

This route takes you to the old village of Welling which was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War and whose last remains are the chapel and the remains of a hermitage …

Wooded hills, alluvial plains with green pastures, villages huddled around their churches, the typical landscapes of the Boulage region give rhythm to your walk. This area is marked by a strong religious tradition, as evidenced by the many calvaries, …

Built in the 14th century on the banks of the Nied, the Gothic-style abbey church of Sainte-Croix de Bouzonville is the high point of this walk, which takes the hiker on a tour of small towns that have managed to preserve their religious …

The villages of the Pays de Nied are marked by a strong popular piety, as evidenced by the rich religious heritage of roadside crosses, bidlstocks, oratories and remarkable …

Borne Saint-Martin circuit …

This route, which is accessible to all, is suitable for walking and hiking. It allows you to discover the small local heritage such as the old border markers, the Voie de Soixante (a narrow railway line which transported ammunition and supplies to the …

Your walk begins in the middle of the village of Falck. You walk along curious cavities dug in the rock and rehabilitated to be made available to the inhabitants. These are one of the oldest testimonies of the history of the village, from the Gallo-Roman …

This walk at the source of the German Nied alternates between forest paths with beautiful landscapes, wetlands and vast panoramas towards the ponds. In Cappel, don't miss the half-timbered house dating from …