Lake Longemer – Lake Longemer loop from Lac de Longemer

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Lake Longemer – Lake Longemer loop from Lac de Longemer

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Lake Longemer – Lake Longemer loop from Lac de Longemer

01:35

25.1km

240m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 11.7 km for 81 m

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Parking

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1.81 km

Lake Longemer

Highlight • Lake

avoid the single trails with a bike without suspension

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3.37 km

Lake Longemer

Highlight • Lake

Best swimming in the Vosges! Parking, sunbathing area, public toilets, beach volleyball court - all for free. And clean. Fantastically located reservoir with the best water quality.

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3.72 km

Saint-Florent Chapel, Xonrupt-Longemer

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The Chapelle Saint-Florent stands directly on the lake on a small hill on the southern outskirts of Xonrupt-Longemer.
It was built in 1449 at the place where the hermit Bilon …

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3.76 km

The haloed chapel

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Chapel directly on the lake on a small hill

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4.14 km

View of Lake Longemer at the mouth of the Vologne River.

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Lake Longemer is renowned for its clear waters and natural beauty, providing an ideal setting for swimming and hiking.

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10.8 km

War Memorial

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A memorial to the fallen of the First World War battles on the western front (Marne, Somme, Verdun, Vosges).

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11.8 km

View of Lake Gérardmer

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24.7 km

Lake Longemer

Highlight • Lake

Lake Longemer, along with Lake Gerardmer and Lake Retournemer, forms the Valley of Lakes. It is fed by the Vologne River, which still supplies fresh water to the valley, although it is quite cold.

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