The Warndt is a land of lakes and ponds. Situated in the heart of the town, the lake of Creutzwald is a very popular place for walking, fishing and water sports. Nestled at the bottom of a preserved valley, the Warndtweiher is distinguished by its …

The GR5F hiking route leads from the source of the Moselle in Bussang to its confluence with the Rhine in Koblenz. It enters France in Apach and provides a link via the Moselle valley. This third stage takes hikers from Rombas to Plappeville, at the …

The GR5F hiking route leads from the source of the Moselle in Bussang to its confluence with the Rhine in Koblenz. It enters France in Apach and provides a link via the Moselle valley. This short second stage leads walkers from Yutz to Rombas via the …

A characteristic landform of the region, the buttonhole is a sandy depression lined with marshes and vast forests, dominated by a coastline covered with woods, orchards and small crops. Don't miss the Russian cave, a secret and surprising place in the …

Between forests and pastures, this circuit leads you to discover Montdidier, a perched village in the Saulnois region, from where you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the Lorraine plateau and the blue line of the Vosges. Situated on the hillside, …

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party. …

Charleville-sous-Bois is a typical onestreet village lying, as its name indicates, in the midst of a lovely forest. This circuit, a real journey back in time, offers you the chance to explore a number of significant periods in local history, from the …

Villages are often marked by an ancient history. Oudrenne is no exception to the rule. In its Celtic or Germanic origins, Udera means "water". This is not surprising when you walk through the landscape of forests, fields, pastures and orchards: water is …

The Côte de Delme Regional Nature Reserve covers almost 100 hectares. From the top of its 403 metres, it offers a superb panorama of the Saulnois and the Nied. This sunny hillock has a dry and poor soil, rather typical of the Mediterranean basin, with a …

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 …