レンゲルスハイムの峡谷・トップ5

☝️Entrance.🚴‍♂️Through the hedge😁. Short technical trail through a small gorge.👌 Nice connection to the cycle path. Attention!! Depending on the weather or vegetation, the ground is washed out and difficult to ride. In the worst case scenario, you can expect to have to carry your bike.🌿VS 🖐

The cave is named after Father Jean-Gabriel Brizet, who was born in Bitche on August 17, 1747. He was ordained a priest on September 18, 1773. To avoid being arrested in 1797, he went underground. He found refuge in a cave that was difficult to access to say mass and administer some sacraments. He died on January 21, 1814. The cave had become a place of pilgrimage that had fallen into oblivion and was restored during the bicentenary of the church of Lengelsheim in May 2004.

This deeply cut ravine starts right on the edge of Bitsch. A beautiful Bundsandstein rock can also be found there.

A somewhat adventurous climb on wild paths leads to the grotto, which is more of a rock overhang. A small stream also rises here and forms a beautiful gorge.

This photogenic rock passage lies between the "Étang de Hasselfurth" and the Hochkopf Pass, at 429 m the highest elevation in this area.

A beautiful rock formation with a challenging climb

One of the most beautiful rock massifs near the French border.

Birds of prey nest on top of the rock.