Nature activities Menu Heritage and ToursSceneries and MenNatural HeritageLocal Products and CraftsmanshipCultural HeritageThematic Roads and TracksEnvironment Awareness StructuresParks and Botanical GardensMuseums and Heritage SitesThermal BathsVenues for Shows, Exhibitions and FestivalsAt the Park DoorsNature activitiesHiking in the parkActivities Inspired by NatureEnjoy Nature with Peace of MindSummer activitiesWinter activitiesNature staysCamping in Nature‘Valeurs Parc’ certified Furnished Accommodation and GuesthousesHotels and restaurantsThe diverse landscapes of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park offer a perfect setting for a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking, mountain biking, climbing, water sports, and winter sports. The Park actively encourages these activities, ensuring they are enjoyed responsibly and with respect for the fragile wildlife and ecosystems. Let’s embrace the Quietude Attitude! Activities Inspired by NatureYou’re keen to head out and discover the stunning landscapes waiting for you – on foot, on horseback, by bike, on skis or snowshoes… Though easy to reach, these popular spots face the combined pressures of a harsh climate and high visitor numbers. That’s why the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park invites you to follow a few simple guidelines – so this extraordinary natural environment can continue to amaze and inspire us for years to come.Be courteous to other visitorsRespect the peace and quiet of the wildlifePick plants sparinglyStay on marked trailsLeave no trace of your visitFollow the regulations for protected areas Hiking in the park Summer activities Winter activities Enjoy Nature with Peace of MindTo help protect wildlife and maintain its tranquillity, the Park has developed a programme in collaboration with local organisations to promote good practices for outdoor sports, especially hiking:Familiarise yourself with quiet zones and regulations,Stay on marked trails within quiet zones,Respect the natural silence,Keep your dog on a lead,Prioritise activities during daylight hours> Learn more about quiet zones, local species, and best practices