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Vallée de la Bruche
Alsace - Massif des Vosges - France
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Louis XIV ne disait-il pas déjà, en découvrant l’Alsace « quel beau jardin ! » La Vallée de la Bruche en est un magnifique exemple. Du Donon au Climont en passant par la cascade de la Serva et le Champ du Feu des prairies fleuries s'égrènent en farandole au milieu de forêts panachées !

Si l'art est création, la Nature est artiste. Elle a laissé dans la vallée de la Bruche un jardin à ciel ouvert !

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    The Chatte Pendue rock

    Its name is based on an expression in the local dialect which means “the high hanging rock”.
    Vallée de la Bruche

    Out of the ordinary trees

    These 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...
    Mandray
    Langue parlée - Anglais Animaux acceptés Parking

    Scierie hydraulique : Musée de Mandray

    In the heart of a picturesque village, come and discover a site where, since the 16th century, a waterwheel has successively driven a flour mill and then a sawmill, which is still operational today.
    Waldersbach

    L'allée des fiancées

    As the name suggests, the Allée des Fiancés is a path lined with lime trees planted by newly-weds in the 18th and 19th century. The path runs from the top of Waldersbach to Col de la Perheux.
    Bourg Bruche
    Animaux acceptés

    The Climont

    As 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...
    Saales

    Landscape planning observation deck

    This viewfinder site lies on the fruit merchant path on the eastern hillside near the holiday resort. Access is via Rue de Senones.
    La Broque

    The big Salm oak

    It is said that the Mennonite Anabaptists planted this oak in a clearing in memory of the exemption granted to them in 1793. This superb tree is today two centuries old.
    Wildersbach

    La Perheux

    La Perheux is a fantastic natural area in a mountain meadow where history meets legend.
    Saales

    The Voyemont

    A mountain including a rock known as the Roche des Fées (the Fairy Rock) at its peak.
    Colroy la Roche

    Landscape planning observation deck

    Visit the Cote de la Costelle site that sets the backdrop to Colroy la Roche church.
    Belmont
    Parking Restauration sur place

    The Champ du Feu

    The Champ du Feu, standing at 1099 meters, is the highest point of the Lower Rhine.
    Neuviller la Roche
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    The Serva waterfalls

    Forded natural waterfalls.