발바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 산 정상

If you hike through up there, you're gripped by the naked horror. Bunkers, trenches and bomb craters alternate constantly.

Central spot good for a picnic.

The Tête des Faux is a peak culminating at 1208 meters above sea level with a rich military history. Its exposed position gave it a strategic position during the First World War, in the middle of the front lines. Today, remnants of battles that took place at the summit remain. The ruins of bunkers and forts are open on both sides of the summit.

Due to the exposed position and a good view from the summit, the mountain was strategically important in World War I and fought over accordingly. The front line ran right over the peak; the remains of military installations such as gun emplacements and bunkers are still visible today. On the "Roche de Corbeau" (Eng. Raven Rock) to the east is the former mountain station of a cable car that was used to transport material from Lapoutroie to the summit. To the west of the summit is the French military cemetery "Cimetière Duchesne". The German military cemetery further to the east was closed and the bones were transferred to Collet du Linge. The remains of the military installations in the summit area and on the Roche de Courbeau as well as the mountain station of the cable car have been listed as a monument historique since 1932. The GR 5 long-distance hiking trail leads over the summit. The massif is accessible via signposted hiking trails, mountain bike trails and, in winter, groomed cross-country ski runs. From Le Bonhomme, the ascent takes about two hours, with a little over 500 meters in altitude to be overcome. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%AAte_des_Faux

Nice spot to observe wildlife. Possibility of observing chamois (discretion and strict respect).

Extending over five kilometres, this nature reserve forms a magnificent plateau of high stubble. Exposed to the winds between 1,200 and 1,300 meters above sea level, these moors do not allow vegetation to develop and create a landscape of typical Vosges shrubs. On its eastern slope, a ditch forms, offering magnificent views overlooking the four lakes.

From Lac Blanc to the Observatoire Belmont (1200 m) you have to climb 250 meters in altitude. From here you have a wonderful view over the Rhine plain to the Kaiserstuhl. Hikers reach wide rocks almost level, from which the most beautiful deep view of the day down to the Weißer See can be admired. The quartz sand gave the lake its name. Now it is only a few meters to the Vosges high ridge (1278 m) - the border between Alsace and Lorraine. Old border stones along the way to Soultzeren-Eck (1302m) show that this is the German-French. border of 1871.

And again a wonderful view!