Tourist Routes Menu Heritage and Tours Sceneries and Men History of Men Geology and Climate Landscapes Hautes-Vosges The “Plateau des Mille Etangs” Fougerolles and Val d’Ajol Valleys Ballons of Franche-Comté Vosgian Valleys Haut-Rhin Valleys Wine-growing Foothills Natural Heritage Orchards Forests High Stubble Lakes, Ponds, Peatlands Ravines, Cliffs and Scree Slopes Calcareous Grasslands Local Products and Craftsmanship The Park Certification Label Drink Producers The Granite Industry The Wood Industry Meat Producers Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Mineral and Natural Spring Waters Fruit and Vegetables Products Fougerolles Orchards and Kirsch Fish Farming Vosgian Cattle Breed Cheeses Small Fruit, Aromatic and Medicinal Plants Alsatian Wine Smoked Meats and Andouilles Farmhouse-Inns Farm Shops Craftsmanship Textile Granite Lava Sandstone Wood industry Farm Markets Cultural Heritage Thermal Heritage Industrial Heritage Farms Country of Art and History Religious Heritage Intangible Cutural Heritage Heritage and Memory Castles Thematic Roads and Tracks Tourist Routes Treetop Adventure Park Barefoot Trails Environment Awareness Structures Parks and Botanical Gardens Museums and Heritage Sites Thermal Baths Venues for Shows, Exhibitions and Festivals At the Park Doors Colmar Remiremont Belfort Lure Mulhouse Luxeuil-les-Bains Saint-Dié-des-Vosges Nature activities Sylvotherapy Nordic Walking Guided Walks and Discovery trails Landscape walks along the Crest Road A Farm, A Hike Mountain Guides Pedestrian Hikes Club Vosgien / Club Alpin (Vosgian / Alpine Clubs) Reception Centres for Educational Stays Trail Running Mountain Biking and Cyclo-Tourism Equine Activities Climbing Hang Gliding Aeromodelism Fishing Water Sports Winter Activities Nature stays Camping in Nature ‘Valeurs Parc’ certified Furnished Accommodation and Guesthouses Hotels and restaurants The Alsatian Wine Road winding through the Vosges Mountains, and the Crest Road along its backbone, are the most famous itineraries in the Southern Vosges Mountains. The Wine Road of Alsace The Wine Road begins in the Bas-Rhin. It winds along the Vosges Mountains foothills over approx. 100 km, from Saint-Hippolyte to Thann. Serpentine and charming, the Wine Road unveils the identity of the Alsatian vineyard. It also offers other attractive features: visits of cellars, wine tastings, harvest shows… Find out more The Crest Road Strategically developed during the 1914-1918 War, the Crest Road runs West of the battle line – it used to ensure communication between troups as well as supply transportation. It offers many vantage points on the Alsatian and Lorraine sides of the Vosges Mountains. Approx. 80 km long, it connects the Col des Bagenelles, above Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, with Cernay. Find out more The Cheese Road In the Petit Ballon Massif until the Crest Road, the Cheese Road connect the Munster Valley Farmhouse-inns, where one can enjoy Munster cheese and other specialties: pies, Roïgebrageldi, Siesskas, Barikas… Find out more The Green Road The Green Road is a cultural and gourmet route, connecting fifteen towns located on both sides of the Rhine River, across 205 km, from the Black Forest to the Vosges Mountains and across the Alsace Region. Ten steps are proposed along the route in France, crossing the Rhine towards Vieux-Brisach, Fribourg-en-Brisgau and then through the Black Forest. It is named after the pine trees edging the road. (In German: Grüne Straße)Find out more The Chalot Road Meet artisans and producers along the Chalot Road, between the Vosges and Haute-Saône. The chalot – premises adjacent to farms in Meridional and Saônoises Vosges – was used as granary. Farmers, artisans, restaurant owners, and distillers regroup within the Tourist Chalot Road Association and welcome visitors along a 120 km route lined with heritage sites. Find out more The Mille Etangs Road Across 60 km, at the heart of the Vosges Saônoises, the Mille Etangs Road crosses forests, moors, pasture lands, villages. Several stopovers invite you to discover mills, ponds, and vantage points – glacier-shaped landscapes are breathtaking. Beacons punctuate this route from Melisey. Find out more Author advisa View all posts Also worth visitingThe Park’s Tourist Map