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A whole program of fun hikes adapted to children of all ages. Here they'll love to walk, it's guaranteed!
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Cycling circuit B03: On the heights of Wisches
Cycling circuit B03: On the heights of Wisches
Duration 2h30 min Length 18 Km Vertical rise 370 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
Leaving Schirmeck, a short bike ride on the heights of Wisches near the military cemetery. Pass through the villages of Schwartzbach and Russ before returning to Schirmeck.
Cycling circuit C07: Tour of the Principality of Salm
Cycling circuit C07: Tour of the Principality of Salm
Duration 2h30 min Length 18 Km Vertical rise 450 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
This route takes in the hamlet of Salm, which developed around 1700 with Anabaptist tenant farmers specialising in livestock rearing and agriculture.
Cycling circuit B04: From Natzwiller to Grendelbruch
Cycling circuit B04: From Natzwiller to Grendelbruch
Duration All day Length 41 Km Vertical rise 850 m Difficulty Intermediate Departing from Schirmeck
Clément suggests this route leading you to the heights of Natzwiller towards Struthof and the European Center of the Deported Resistant - Former camp of Natzweiler-Struthof.
Cycling circuit C17: Histo'vélo
Cycling circuit C17: Histo'vélo
Duration 1h30 min Length 12 Km Vertical rise 515 m Difficulty Challenging Departing from Schirmeck
Pedalling for history!
Leave the car behind, get on your bike and visit 2 major memorial sites: the CERD, the Memorial of Alsace Moselle, and the Struthof concentration camp. Take a break for lunch!
Cycling circuit C21: From Quelles to Bellefosse
Cycling circuit C21: From Quelles to Bellefosse
Duration All day Length 56 Km Vertical rise 1207 m Difficulty Challenging Departing from Schirmeck
The first few kilometres of this route will take you close to the Vierge de Fréconrupt, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Champ du Feu massif.
Cycling circuit C04: Around Champ du Feu via Natzwiller
Cycling circuit C04: Around Champ du Feu via Natzwiller
Duration All day Length 43 Km Vertical rise 886 m Difficulty Intermediate Departing from Schirmeck
See Champ du Feu, the highest point in Bas-Rhin, at 1099m. Its high-altitude grassland and domed peatlands create a natural space that is as fragile as it is exceptional.
Cycling circuit D03: Framont and Plaine, the valleys on both sides of the Donon
Cycling circuit D03: Framont and Plaine, the valleys on both sides of the Donon
Duration All day Length 46 Km Vertical rise 1126 m Difficulty Intermediate Departing from Schirmeck
The Donon massif, a natural geographical border, was also used twice as a national border between 1870 and 1918 and between 1940 and 1945.
Cycling circuit H05: Tour of the western slopes of the upper Bruche valley
Cycling circuit H05: Tour of the western slopes of the upper Bruche valley
Duration All day Length 67 Km Vertical rise 989 m Difficulty Challenging Departing from Schirmeck
From the Donon massif to the Solamont massif, explore the entire western side of the upper Bruche valley.
Cycling circuit C18: Salm and the two ponds
Cycling circuit C18: Salm and the two ponds
Duration All day Length 42 Km Vertical rise 748 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
From Schirmeck, head towards Grandfontaine before reaching the Cuckoo Pond. Enjoy a short break by the water. Get back on your bike for a ride through Salm, then Les Quelles.
Cycling circuit D02: From the Donon pass to the Grand Donon
Cycling circuit D02: From the Donon pass to the Grand Donon
Duration Half day Length 30 Km Vertical rise 546 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
From the Donon pass, you will be able to climb the sacred mountain of the Grand Donon, which was a strategic point during the First World War and a Celtic and Roman place of worship.
Cycling circuit C09: Between Wackenbach and Salm
Cycling circuit C09: Between Wackenbach and Salm
Duration 3h Length 20 Km Vertical rise 364 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
This itinerary leads to the discovery of the hamlet of Salm, which developed around 1700 with Anabaptist tenant farmers, specialized in breeding and agriculture.
Cycling circuit D01: Towards the Donon
Cycling circuit D01: Towards the Donon
Duration 3h Length 22 Km Vertical rise 546 m Difficulty Easy Departing from Schirmeck
Climb one of the Bruche valley's legendary passes, the Col du Donon. This is a site as rich in history as it is in legend. A magnificent place to let your body and mind wander.