뒤렌바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

According to legend, the Irish-Scottish monk St. Arbogast had his hermitage there before being appointed Bishop of Strasbourg by the Merovingian king.

Very practical for observing a large number of animals.

Lake Reichshoffen is an essential natural space located about 2 km from the town center of Reichshoffen and near the village of Nehwiller, and serves as a refuge for a multitude of animal species. Located on the water, an ornithological observatory has been installed there by the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park, which can be used by animal and plant lovers all year round, day and night: since 1982, 130 species have been recorded on the water or in the surrounding wetlands, of which about 40 are nesting species that breed there. Source: https://www.alsace-verte.com/de/lalsace-verte/mettez-vous-au-vert/la-reserve-naturelle-du-plan-deau-de-reichshoffen/

When the weather is clear, the panorama is sure to be breathtaking.

The large oak tree, which had stood there for several hundred years, fell to the ground in 1913 after being struck by lightning. Its stump is now protected by a small metal roof. The memorial stone dates from the 19th century, the Arbogast Chapel from 1955.

Great morning in the forest with picnic options.

In the heart of the Haguenau Forest, 7 km from Haguenau, lies the Auberge du Gros Chêne. Ideal for a family trip if you have small children with you. There is a zoo and a large playground with seating.

Nice intermediate destination for a trip with the family: beer garden/restaurant, large playground and playground.