The Charlemagne waterfall
The Charlemagne waterfall is located in the course of the Vologne river, about 500 or 600 metres upstream of the Retournemer lake, in the Xonrupt-Longemer commune.
The Tendon waterfall
The Hautes-Vosges are perfect for hiking, you are in the heart of the valley of the lakes, where waterfalls fall from the mountains, overlooking beautiful lakes.
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Le champ de roches
The Champ de roches is a rocky chaos located in the Vosges in the territory of the municipality of Barbey-Seroux, near the pass of Arrentès between the valley of the Neuné and that of the Vologne. The rock mass consists mainly of granite and, to a lesser extent, sandstone and gneiss.
La route des Crêtes
The “route des Crêtes” is 77 km long and passes through the Grand Ballon, the highest point of the Vosges massif, the Hohneck, and the Col de la Schlucht.
Many breathtaking views to discover.
Highly recommended for motorbike enthusiasts.
The Grand Ballon is the highest point of the Vosges massif in the Grand Est region and the Haut Rhin department.
Located at 1424 m altitude, it offers a breathtaking view of the Rhine plain in Alsace, the Black Forest and the Alps.
Alpine ski resort in winter.
The Hohneck is located in La Bresse at 1363 m altitude, it is the highest peak of the Vosges. On a clear day, you can see the Alps.
The Col de la Schlucht, located between Alsace and the Vosges at 1139 m altitude, allows you to undertake many activities throughout the year (alpine skiing, summer tobogganing, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, paragliding, motorcycling…).
And there is much more to discover in the Vosges Mountains
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Discover Gérardmer
Gérardmer, known as the pearl of the Vosges, attracts many holidaymakers every year.
Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter.
Each season brings its own set of tourist activities :
- Swimming in the lake
- The daffodil festival
- The candy factory of Gerardmer
- Hiking
- Producers of household linen…..
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