Natural sites and gardens
Didn't Louis XIV already say, upon discovering Alsace, “what a beautiful garden! » The Bruche Valley is a magnificent example. From Donon to Climont via the Serva waterfall and the Champ du Feu, flowery meadows line up in a farandole in the middle of variegated forests !
If art is creation, Nature is artist. She left in the Bruche valley a open-air garden !
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The Donon... The region's "sacred mountain"Donon Mountain, rising to 3310 ft, is the highest point in Lower Vosges and marks the border between Alsace and Lorraine.Landscape planning observation deckTake the rural path to Bénaville Chapel from the Col du Hantz road to reach this viewfinder site.UrmattUrmatt is a resort of 1429 inhabitants with an area of 1384 hectares, surrounded by the Vosges mountains. It marks the beginning of the valley of the Bruch and the Hasel.Landscape planning observation deckWhat makes it unique is that it lies deep in the Bruche Valley next to Breux Lake, owned by the High Bruche Valley fishing association.Landscape planning observation deckThis viewfinder site introduces visitors to a rural yet urban landscape on Col de la Croix Walter. Access via Rue du Rain or Rue du Champ de Commune.The Chatte Pendue rockIts name is based on an expression in the local dialect which means “the high hanging rock”.The ClimontAs one of the finest mountain in the sandstone Vosges area, ideally located between the basins of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges and Villé, this is the region's main water tower (being the source of the...The gardens at the J. F. Oberlin MuseumThe presbytery gardens help to bring the museum's collections to life, and offer visitors the chance to smell, see and touch the various items already introduced in the museum itself, which...Landscape planning observation deckYou can't think of the landscapes and natural treasures without thinking of Pastor Oberlin's fantastic herbarium collections. See a unique take on the landscape in the museum's botanical garden.La forêt domaniale du Donon"The Donon mountain range is home to an incredible forest.The Hang ClearingThe source of the Bruche is at an altitude of 690m at the foot of an oddly shaped mountain: the Climont (966m).Out of the ordinary treesThese shots of stunning trees in the Bruche Valley are intended to capture the visitor's attention and make them realise the singularity and beauty of these giants rooted in the land's meadows and...
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