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The Col du Calvaire (1144 m) is a mountain pass in the Vosges that connects Le Valtin to Orbey in Alsace. Situated on the Route des Crêtes, between the Col du Bonhomme and the Col de la Schlucht, this pass offers magnificent views of Lac Blanc and the surrounding peaks. The name refers to an old Calvary that once stood above the lake. During the First World War, the German front line ran along this pass, which also gives the place a historical charge. In winter, the pass is part of the Lac Blanc ski area and is partly closed to traffic.

This colourful mural depicts rural life in Plainfaing like a series of postcards. You can see the Vosgean cow by a stream, the rare capercaillie and the red deer, the king of the forest. At the top, a reference is made to the textile industry that was important in the region from the 19th to the 20th century. Modern leisure activities are also discussed: mountain biking, skiing and hiking. At the bottom, a tasty nod to local gastronomy: Munster cheese, kirsch and Lorraine stew. On the left, a tender detail: a tribute to the village nursery school.

Parish church built in 1783 by the locals. It features a soaring bell tower, 19th-century stained-glass windows, and remarkable interior heritage, including a painting of Saint Nicholas by Joseph Augustin. A place of faith and history in the heart of the village.

A simple and moving memorial dedicated to the victims of war. Relocated in 2018 to enhance the village center. A memorial in the heart of Plainfaing.

Historic church from 1783 with an imposing bell tower, a spacious nave and a richly decorated choir. Inside you will find an ex-voto painting and a memorial plaque for the defenders of Fraize in 1914. Unfortunately closed.

Former 18th century doctor's residence, now library and childcare. Unique heritage building with medical history, orchard and exhibition space

Taking your bike on the cable car

The Col du Louchpach (978 m) is a lesser-known but charming mountain pass in the Vosges, located along the Route des Crêtes. The climb is relatively short but tough, and leads through a quiet, wooded area with little traffic – ideal for cyclists who want to avoid the crowds of the larger cols. The pass forms a beautiful connection between the Meurthe and Weiss valleys and is often part of longer tours towards Lac Blanc or the Col du Calvaire. The ascent via the Rudlin road is particularly atmospheric: narrow, shady and with an authentic mountain feel.