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A beautiful chapel along the way, with an interesting information panel about the escape of a French officer during World War II.

Mörsberg Castle, sometimes called the "Alsatian Pierrefonds," contains impressive remains of the defensive structures surrounding its keep: the flanking tower, which defended the former lodge with several window openings, and the enormous vaulted cellar, more than 50 meters long.

The Neuneich is a picnic area on the site of an old farm. The name "Neuneich" comes from the "nine oaks" that were lined up next to the farm.

Beautiful little bench lovingly made from a fallen tree with a dream view and sunshine on the ‘Allée des Hêtres’.

The Bildstoecklé/Oratory Plateau

The whitewashed chapel, which is simply designed on the outside, has no turret, but there is a small niche above the door on the entrance side - there is a seated Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus on her lap - and above that on the gable wall is a cross. The interior is also simple but dignified: in the apse there is a large statue of the Virgin Mary, on the side wall on the right a crucifix and on the left a framed picture of a saint.

La Neuneich is a picnic area on the site of an old farm. The name “Neuneich” comes from the “nine oaks” which were lined up next to the farm.

Nestled in lush greenery, Morimont Castle was first mentioned in 1183 and controlled the upper Largue valley. It was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War by French troops. The site is currently closed to the public due to work. You will nevertheless be able to tour the ruins and see the interior of the castle and its vaulted cellar through the gates.