Key figures
The Bruche valley in a few figures
- 26 Commons
- 22 121 people
- From East to West: approximately 30km
- From North to South: approximately 15km
- Surface: 375 m²
- Rivers: the Bruche, among the 5 rivers which have their source in Climont, is a tributary of the Ill which flows into the Rhine
- A road and rail axis from east to west
- First railway breakthrough in the Vosges in 1928
- The 2 Lower Rhine peaks over 1000m: the Donon, altitude 1009m and the Champ du Feu, altitude 1099m
- Main towns: Schirmeck, La Broque
The tourist office in a few figures
- More than 300 days per year open to the public at two reception offices in Schirmeck and Champ du Feu
- 70 brochures distributed
- 15 requests for information processed at the counter, by telephone, email, chat and post
- The origin of your foreign visitors: Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands
- The origin of our French visitors: Lorraine, Île de France, in 3rd position tied: Rhône Alpes, Nord/Pas de Calais, Pays de la Loire
