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The Schneeberg is a Vosges summit which rises to an altitude of 961 meters and offers a superb view of the Champ du Feu plateau to the south. It also allows you to admire the upper Mossig valley and the Oedenwald forest.

With its 316 meters high, the Scharrachberg is an emblematic promontory of the hills under the Vosges located west of Strasbourg. Both wooded and open in places, it offers beautiful views of the surroundings in a pretty wooded setting.

This hill provides a nice vantage point from which to observe the whole region at 360 degrees. You can see, among other things, Strasbourg and Mont Saint-Odile. A beautiful statue of the Sacred Heart was installed there in 1912. As war approached, the inhabitants of Wolxheim hoped to avoid battles.

The Schneeberg, as its name suggests, is a beautiful summit to go and see the snow even when it is lacking elsewhere. Many small paths weave through the woods to reach the viewing platform, in addition to those marked. A rocky promontory offers a superb view of the surrounding peaks and the plain of Alsace. At the bottom of it, a hearth, a plate for grilling and a few places to sit. Be careful with the fire all the same, the place is very wooded and the droughts have weakened it a lot. If you do the GR, don't hesitate to make the detour to see the summit. Otherwise, it is very easily accessible from Wangenbourg-Engenthal.

The Schneeberg is a sandstone mountain in the northern Vosges in the Bas-Rhin department (Lower Alsace) near the border with the Moselle department in Lorraine (now in the Grand Est region). With a height of 961 meters, it is one of the highest red sandstone mountains in northern Alsace and is only surpassed by the Baerenberg (967 m) in the immediate vicinity. https://www.visit.alsace/en/255000489-ski-area-snow-mountain/

Great view, but in the middle of the beautiful landscape you can also see a memorial of the Holocaust on the horizon - you can recognize the Struthof Natzweiler concentration camp by a pointed pyramid-shaped memorial that stands on the camp. If you turn around, crouch down and look through the narrow clearing, you can see the Rocher de Dabo.

Wooded summit which in places offers pretty views over the vineyard and the nearby Vosges. Preserved dry hills where orchids and pasque anemones bloom in spring.