Long-Distance Trails (GR Routes) Menu Heritage and ToursSceneries and MenHistory of MenGeology and ClimateLandscapesHautes-VosgesThe “Plateau des Mille Etangs”Fougerolles and Val d’Ajol ValleysBallons of Franche-ComtéVosgian ValleysHaut-Rhin ValleysWine-growing FoothillsNatural HeritageForestsOrchardsHigh StubbleLakes, Ponds, PeatlandsRavines, Cliffs and Scree SlopesCalcareous GrasslandsLocal Products and CraftsmanshipThe Park Certification LabelDrink ProducersThe Granite IndustryThe Wood IndustryMeat ProducersMedicinal and Aromatic PlantsMineral and Natural Spring WatersFruit and VegetablesProductsFougerolles Orchards and KirschFish FarmingVosgian Cattle BreedCheesesSmall Fruit, Aromatic and Medicinal PlantsAlsatian WineSmoked Meats and AndouillesFarmhouse-InnsFarm ShopsCraftsmanshipTextileGraniteLava SandstoneWood industryFarm MarketsCultural HeritageThermal HeritageIndustrial HeritageFarmsCountry of Art and HistoryReligious HeritageIntangible Cutural HeritageHeritage and MemoryCastlesThematic Roads and TracksTourist RoutesTreetop Adventure ParkBarefoot TrailsEnvironment Awareness StructuresParks and Botanical GardensMuseums and Heritage SitesThermal BathsVenues for Shows, Exhibitions and FestivalsAt the Park DoorsColmarRemiremontBelfortLureMulhouseLuxeuil-les-BainsSaint-Dié-des-VosgesNature activitiesHiking in the parkGuided Summer Walks Around Welcome CentresSelf-Guided WalksAround the Welcome CentresAlong the Crest RoadThematic WalksLong-Distance HikingLong-Distance Trails (GR Routes)Where to Stay?PartnersPreparing for Your HikeQuiétude attitudeHiking & accessibilityTrail marking & signageIGN mapsPartnersSummer activitiesGroundSylvotherapyNordic WalkingTrail RunningMountain Biking and Cyclo-TourismEquine ActivitiesClimbingAerialHang GlidingAeromodelismWaterFishingWater SportsWinter activitiesQuietude attitude programmeWinter hikingMountain Resorts and Winter 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!The Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park is crossed by several long-distance hiking trails (GR routes). These trails are accessible from May to November, depending on the risk of late snowfall. Proper hiking boots and weather-appropriate gear (for raiLa diversité des paysages du Parc naturel régional des Ballons des Vosges permet la pratique de nombreuses activités de pleine nature : randonnée, VTT, escalade, nautisme, activités hivernales, etc. Le Parc accompagne particulièrement la pratique de ces activités, et la façon de les découvrir est la même pour tous : avec respect, car dans ces milieux naturels, la faune et la flore sauvage sont fragiles. Adoptons la Quiétude attitude !n, cold, and wind) are essential, especially in high-altitude ridge areas. Official hiking guides published by the French Hiking Federation (FFRP) and the Club Vosgien provide detailed routes for these long-distance trails. Experienced hikers can plan their own multi-day treks using TOP 25 maps, which indicate available accommodation. GR5 – The European Trail Stretching 2,500 km, the GR®5 is a renowned long-distance hiking route, forming part of the European E2 trail. It traverses the Park from north to south, passing through the most iconic peaks of the Vosges. This legendary trail connects the North Sea to the Mediterranean, crossing both the Swiss and French Alps.> More information GR533 Initiated by the Club Vosgien and inaugurated in 1982, the GR533 is the most recent addition to the Vosges long-distance trails. It links Sarrebourg (Moselle) to Belfort, passing through Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, Gérardmer, and La Bresse (150 km) before reaching Saint-Maurice-sur-Moselle. It bypasses the Ballon d’Alsace via the Ballon de Servance before descending through La Planche des Belles Filles towards Belfort.> More information GR7 The GR®7 spans France diagonally, from the Ballon d’Alsace to Andorra, crossing 4 regions and 18 departments. Within the Park, it runs east to west, passing through the Hautes-Vosges. This iconic trail links the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, passing through the Massif Central. > GR®7 – The Long-Distance Trail from the Vosges to the Pyrenees > GR®7: From the Ballon d’Alsace to Darney (Vosges) The Great ‘Échappées Vosgiennes’ The Great ‘Échappées Vosgiennes’ invite hikers to explore the Lorraine side of the Vosges Massif. With three interconnecting loops to mix and match as you please, these trails reveal the many landscapes and cultural treasures of the region, covering over 460 km of marked paths. > Plus d’informations
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