Outings in Wasserbourg

Visit to Fischboedlé Lake, situated at an altitude of 794 metres, and its surrounding environment.

This approximately three-hour walk offers the chance to visit the vineyards and the forest. You will also discover the ruins of Hagueneck Castle.

The wine-making trail offers the chance to discover the Eguisheim wine and vineyards in a detailed and original manner. It will introduce you to the seven grape varieties of Alsace thanks to the information boards (French and German) along the…

Beautiful walk through the woods, forests of pine trees and deciduous trees along paths well signposted by the Club Vosgien. Waterfall, fishing lake, botanical trail and superb view over Ranspach and the Thur valley when you reach Dengelberg Chapel.

Sympathetic loop running from village to village, along the Vauban canal, the river Ill and the plain of Alsace. Interesting points on the course: educational orchard, geodesic stele, ordeal.

Pretty and easily accessible itinerary along a river, even with a pram. Wooded and very natural environment. After a few hundred metres, the Pont des Fées bridge - a pretty old bridge - spans the river. Continue along the path to reach Perles…

Along this pleasant 2-hour walk, discover the surroundings of the winemaking village of Beblenheim, the vineyards and its vintages, and admire the panoramic view from the Amandiers Hill...

Very good path around the lake which is extremely enjoyable.

This family itinerary offers an exceptional point of view over La Bresse and the junction between its two valleys, the Chajoux valley and the Vologne valley.

Along a path overlooking Plainfaing and its hamlets, this pleasant route will allow you to discover the pastures where farmers work hard to ensure the survival of mountain farms.

Loop hike from Hunawihr, passing through the ruins of the Sylo convent, the Seelacker pass, the ruin of Reichenstein castle and the village of Riquewihr. Course mainly in the forest, enhanced by a visit to the two very typical villages that…

Walk through the forest and along the pilgrimage paths signposted with crosses to a listed chapel, built by the inhabitants of Ventron in 1784. The more athletic will be able to access the top of the ski slopes along the many paths.

A path that winds through the forest, where you will pass close to a lake, a ferruginous spring, to arrive at the highest point in the village at an altitude of 1,204 m, with a view over some of the Vosges summits, such as the Markstein, the…

Put on your sneakers and go for a complete tour of Lake Gérardmer, passing through various places, with breathtaking views of the lake and its surroundings. The walk takes place most of the time on a pedestrian path that runs along the lake.…

This easy route offers some short where you can overlook the wild valley Xoulces and then some in the forest to the place called Le Collet Mansuy.

Middle mountain walk at the foot of the Gresson Ridge and the Haute Bers, the two Neuweiher glacial lakes are located on the same fault line as Alfeld Lake. Perches Lake (Strensee in Alsatian) nestles in an ancient glacial cirque at an altitude…

Circuit with many points of interest on the course. Departure from Bergheim, on the outskirts of the Reichenberg castle, then discover the Schlusselstein, the three castles of Ribeauvillé which are the Haut-Ribeaupierre, the Saint Ulrich and…

Family walk with views over the mountain landscapes and Lachtelweiher Lake.

Doller Chalet designed for walkers, open to all throughout the year., no reservations or rentals. A free leaflet is available with the 10 Doller chalets.

Tour of the historic centre of Masevaux (a free leaflet for this walk is available at the Tourist Office).

Small walk of about 2 hours performed by the village school in partnership with the City Council and the Community of Communes of Hauts Rupts Lakes. Follow the cow "Marguerite", it will take you to the most beautiful farms as well as beautiful views.

Tour of the village of Sewen and the area around its lake.

The Rangen vineyard is the southernmost in Alsace and the only one in the region to be classified Grand Cru in its entirety. Its hillsides (350 to 450 m), facing due south, extend over an area of 22 ha with slopes of up to 45°. It also owes…

Easy to do as a family walk.