This hike takes place in a unique natural area with surprising landscapes. This area, which was renatured following the end of coal mining, is a canyon 3 km long and 850 metres wide, with a humid bottom and cliffs of variegated sandstone topped by a …

If you are still not sure whether you can tell field maple from sycamore, if you cannot wait to meet the orange-bellied alpine newt or if you just want to know how the Office National des Forêts manages its forests, the Buchwald path is waiting. … Kalbach …

This beautiful mountain-biking circuit concentrates all the curiosities to be seen around Phalsbourg: the Place d'Armes in the town centre, the attractive village of Lutzelbourg dominated by the ruins of its château, the famous boat lift, the forests of …

At the heart of the district's modern architecture and colorful towers, the Place Roland square invites young and old alike to have fun in complete serenity. Gone are the sandboxes and toboggan queues, replaced by climbing walls, playhouses and …

This cycle tour takes you to the towns of Ennery, Flévy, Trémery and Ay-sur-Moselle. Initiated at the end of the 1970s with the installation of PSA, the Eurotransit site has become the leading logistics centre in eastern France. … The four villages …

From the plateau, you follow the old Route de France, which was ceded to the king in 1661 by the Treaty of Vincennes. At that time, the Duke of Lorraine granted a passage through his duchy to the royal troops heading for Alsace, which had become French …

This route is a connection to be made by mountain bike or on foot. You will take paths and small roads to discover the Haut-Chemin countryside. To discover: Servigny-lès-Sainte-Barbe and its protected rural heritage, Sainte-Barbe and its unique bell …

The village of Walschbronn and the three valleys leading to it are dominated by the ruins of the Weckersburg castle. Built around 1490 by the Count of Deux-Ponts Bitche to protect the curists and serve as a hunting castle, it was destroyed by fire a …

Montenach occupies the centre of a natural amphitheatre surrounded by seven hills whose grasses are scattered with orchids, unique in the region. Over 550 different species have been identified! The path that runs between them is an opportunity to get …

While the village of Norroy-le-Veneur owes its name to nuts (from “Nogaredum”: the Land of Nuts), it was also well-known for its vines until the 19th century. To counter the ravages of phylloxera, it was to develop fruit growing, with strawberries and …