On site, you will find the trail under the following name: LE CHÊNE ET LE ROSEAU The main interest is the Dieffenbach Lake. The surface of the lake is of 75 hectares and it is one of the ponds in the aquatic Maginot Line. It has been built before the …

On site, you will find the trail under the following name: AU FIL DES ÉPOQUES The route introduces you to several remarkable buildings in the village of Rémelfing, including the former Edouard Jaunez castle (former mayor of Sarreguemines and member of the …

This unusual route at the heart of the mining identity and local history of the territory features a network of 11.4 km of developed and secure cycle paths, allowing you to connect the commune of Schœneck to that of Petite-Rosselle and its Parc Explor …

This 33 km escape through the heart of the aquatic Maginot Line will delight cyclists seeking nature, all the way to Sarreguemines. The return to Sarralbe can be made via Sarreguemines and the Saar Canal. Distance: 33 km Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (A …

A family-friendly and easy 9.2 km hike, taking advantage of a safe pedestrian route between Ogy and Saint-Agnan — perfect for strolling and discovering the typical landscapes of the Moselle countryside. Starting point: Coincy wash house (parking available …

On this unique trail, art, nature and memory walk in unison. Lulled by the steady blasts of wind turbines, the trail takes you through a veritable open-air museum, between fields, grassy ridges and rolling landscapes. Monumental sculptures created by …

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A small family trail for relaxation in the forest, which runs alongside the GR5 (long-distance hiking trail) and will enable you to discover a number of Maginot Line …

This circuit starts in Saverne and follows the foothills of the massif on the Alsatian side before climbing the Valsberg Pass (650 m) from the village of Obersteigen. It then crosses over to the Moselle side of the massif, passes through the village of …

The circuit of the Plateau d'Algrange is varied, very pleasant and allows you to cover loops between 3.5 and 12 kilometres. The route offers in particular the possibility of point of view on the Val d'Algrange, the sites of the four old iron mines as well …