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 …

Following the decline of the Roman Empire, Queen Brunhilda, regent of eastern and south-eastern Gaul, had the network of roads and paths in her territory restored. As a tribute to the sovereign, this route makes its way from damp forest valleys to plateau …

On site, you will find the trail under the following name: LE BOIS DU SANGLIER The trail starts by passing through Blies-Ebersing before ascending the hillside to reach the plateau that overlooks the Blies Valley. The forest dominates the area and …

You are entering the kingdom of Baldur, the Celtic god of light! A shady and bucolic path leads you from remarkable rocks to sandstone cliffs, from magnificent viewpoints to sites full of history and legends. Discover the sights around the Rocher de Dabo, …

Located at the north-western tip of the Moselle department, on the border with Luxembourg, Audun-le-Tiche has been established and developed over the centuries in the heart of a network of tributary valleys of the Alzette. The Katzenberg, whose …

The Seille is the backbone of the Saulnois area (Pays du Saulnois). The small river was a main thoroughfare for the flat-bottomed barges filled with “white gold”, as salt was termed, from Dieuze, Marsal, Moyenvic, and Vic-sur-Seille and managed to …