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Le château du Haut-Barr et le rocher de Brotsch — boucle depuis Haegen

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Le château du Haut-Barr et le rocher de Brotsch — boucle depuis Haegen

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Le château du Haut-Barr et le rocher de Brotsch — boucle depuis Haegen

02:18

7.91km

200m

Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 15, 2024

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290 m

Château du Haut-Barr

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Very large castle above Saverne with fantastic views over the Vosges and the Rhine Valley. In good weather, the Strasbourg Cathedral can be seen from the castle. The top of …

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756 m

La Tour Chappe

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Optical telegraph near Haut-Barr Castle, which was part of a telegraph line that connected Paris with Strasbourg in 1798 - 1852. Approximately 50 stations were built for this purpose or …

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1.49 km

Château du Grand Geroldseck

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The castle is considered a typical Adelburg castle of the Staufer period. The castle is situated on a steep rocky plateau sloping to all sides. The castle was surrounded by …

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2.16 km

Château du Petit Geroldseck

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Klein-Geroldseck Castle is a freely accessible castle ruin. The fortress was built to secure the execution of an inheritance contract with the last Geroldseck von Groß-Geroldseck. There is a restaurant at the nearby Hohbarr Castle.

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3.37 km

Tour du Brotsch

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The 18-meter-high red sandstone observation tower was built in 1897 for the 25th anniversary of the Club du Vosges. In the clearing around the tower there are several benches and two shelters.

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5.12 km

Grotte du Brotsch

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The 'Grotte du Brotsch' is the largest natural cave in the Northern Vosges.
Also popular with climbers, which is evident not only from the steel eyelets, but also from the residue of magnesia ...

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7.91 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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5.25 km

2.53 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.97 km

2.53 km

343 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (530 m)

Lowest point (410 m)

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