Following a partially preserved medieval path, this loop of approximately 4 km leads to the Château de Salm, nestled in a magnificent green setting. It was built at the turn of the 1205th and 1225th centuries by Count Henri III of Salm (around 1474/1477) and watched over the Bruche valley until the end of the XNUMXth century. It was destroyed during the so-called “Burgundy” war (XNUMX › XNUMX) between the Dukes of Burgundy and Lorraine.
The association “Les Veilleurs de Salm” has been working since 2004 to revive these vestiges steeped in history… See the map
The association “Les Veilleurs de Salm” has been working since 2004 to revive these vestiges steeped in history… See the map
Pratical information
Target audience
Adults (individuals) Families
Difficulty level
Intermediate
Necessary tools
Walking shoes
Location
Place of departure : Near Salm Forest House à La Broque
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