Introduction to orientation
Introduction to orientation
Belmont
"Altitude of 1099m.
This granite range is the highest point of the Bas-Rhin and home to an expansive grassland ideal for hiking and winter sports (Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, sledding, snowshoeing etc.)
Attractions: the belvedere tower built in 1898 to celebrate the Club Vosgien's 25th anniversary at the highest point of the department, artwork by Daniel Pontoreau on the grassland.
D 214 crossroads - Belmont"
This granite range is the highest point of the Bas-Rhin and home to an expansive grassland ideal for hiking and winter sports (Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, sledding, snowshoeing etc.)
Attractions: the belvedere tower built in 1898 to celebrate the Club Vosgien's 25th anniversary at the highest point of the department, artwork by Daniel Pontoreau on the grassland.
D 214 crossroads - Belmont"
