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The 20 d’Alsace, as its aptly named name suggests, covers a distance of 20 kilometers and has the unique feature of traversing the vineyard landscape of Barr. In the heart of the Vosges foothills, you'll follow forest trails that connect both wide tracks and more technical singletrack. You'll also enjoy

The M3Trail route connects three countries and crosses remarkable natural sites such as the Stromberg and Hammelsberg hills. You'll also have the pleasure of riding through the limestone grasslands of Montenach and the quartzite outcrops at Sierck-les-Bains. Some of these areas are classified as nature

Remember to warm up before setting off, as this route begins with a three-kilometer climb, including sections with gradients around 15%. While not particularly difficult, it does require a good effort. You'll start on a short stretch of tarmac and quickly join a wider, smoother track, perfect for running

The route begins from the Gaschney parking lot with a good kilometer of gentle incline towards the Hinterschallern, followed by a challenging climb interrupted by a flatter, more rolling section.



Once at the summit of the Hohneck, one of the major peaks of the Vosges Mountains, you continue along a fun

This route starts at the foot of the ski slopes. It begins with a gradual climb between the pistes to the summit of Tête de Grouvelin. This first exposed ascent offers superb views. At Grouvelin, you'll find an inn where you can recover from this initial climb if you like to alternate between exertion

The Bruche Valley, with its blend of Vosges and Alsatian character, is well worth discovering. Perfectly served by the Strasbourg-Saint-Dié-des-Vosges TER regional train line, it offers a peaceful and refreshing escape. Exploring by bike is made possible by the Vélo Bruche cycle path, between Saales

The town of Munster is known for its cheese, but also for its magnificent valley dominated by the highest peaks of the Vosges Mountains. Along the Fecht River, which has shaped these landscapes, a cycle route has been created, allowing you to discover this little corner of paradise in complete tranquility

Located on the Véloroute 52, which connects Paris to Strasbourg, this section is a dedicated route exploring the Marne Valley. Following the Marne Lateral Canal, this cycle path reveals the region's vineyards and rich history.



Dormans, the starting point, immediately sets the tone with its hillsides and

From Saint-Dié-des-Vosges to Raon-l’Étape, this route guarantees a cultural and natural immersion in the Vosges region. As its name suggests, this adventure takes you to the summits of the various rocky promontories of the Madeleine massif, offering spectacular panoramic views.



Between these natural viewpoints

This loop, which can be completed in three to four days, harmoniously combines rocky promontories with breathtaking views, remarkable heritage sites, and places of remembrance such as the Fontenelle necropolis. In addition to these must-see sites, the route crosses numerous forests.



Starting in the town