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Wander on foot, by bike or on the water

From footpaths to major waterways and cycle paths, the possibilities seem endless for enjoying the Grand Est while respecting its most beautiful landscapes. Don't delay in discovering its hidden treasures along our major routes or on a more leisurely family outing!

Bellefosse
Boucle de la Moselle

Pedal with your hair in the wind

Travel through fields, forests, mountains and authentic villages along our 2,554 km of Véloroutes and Voies Vertes, and 4 EuroVelo® routes. These routes are just as suitable for a sporting weekend as they are for a family outing, offering you the chance to marvel at and discover a region while respecting the environment.

As a family, take the Voie Bleue route, which takes you through the landscapes of the Grand Est from north to south: its entirely flat route is ideal for a first experience of cycling with children!

And if you want to cycle even further afield, you can cross borders by following the famous Eurovelo 5, which winds its way through the vineyards of Alsace to the river valleys of south-west Germany, or cycle along the La Meuse à vélo route, which takes you as far as Belgium and the Netherlands!

For an unforgettable gravel adventure, discover the Raid Bulles en Aube, a versatile route that combines the strengths of road cycling and mountain biking to explore varied landscapes, rich heritage and renowned vineyards, offering a deep immersion in the Champagne region.

Balade à vélo

Set off on an adventure, to the rhythm of itinerancy

Want to discover the Grand Est in a different way? On foot or by bike, roaming invites you to explore the landscape in depth, as close as possible to nature and the land. On Explore Grand Est, you'll find a selection of emblematic itineraries to help you get away from it all.

Cross ridges and forests with La Traversée du Massif des Vosges, explore Champagne vineyards with Raid Bulles, or cycle along rivers and canals on La Voie Bleue and La Meuse à vélo. To immerse yourself in the Champagne region's heritage and know-how, let yourself be guided by La Route Touristique du Champagne.

Each itinerary is an invitation to take your time, live the moment, and let yourself be carried away by the richness of the Grand Est region. From weekend strolls to major cross-country tours, each route is an invitation to explore differently, in complete freedom.

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Cycling activities

    Lac de Madine
    Promenade en bateau sur le lac de Gerardmer

    Get on board the famous rivers of the Grand Est region

    Did you know? The Grand Est region also boasts 1,375 km of rivers and canals, including more than 420 km of navigable waterways and 36 ports of call. A real little paradise fora cruise or boat trip! In the romantic Rhine Valley, on the banks of the ancestral Meuse or on the more intimate rivers lined with flower-filled balconies like the Ill, the landscape unfolds at a leisurely pace.

    Don't miss the Marne au Rhin canal: from Nancy to Strasbourg, this 300km waterway crosses the Lorraine Regional Nature Park, the Vosges and the Alsace plain. A must-see experience for yachtsmen!

    Activities along the river

      Climb to the top of the mountains...

      ... and be dazzled by our spectacular views.

      In the Grand Est, we love to enjoy our authentic landscapes and the tranquillity of nature. That's why there are so many Grande Randonnée itineraries, with 3,200 km of waymarked footpaths to explore length and breadth, but not across: the flora and fauna will thank you for it!

      Set foot ona remarkable 430km route, combining the famous GR® 5 and the GR® 53, as you cross the Vosges Massif. The first trail in France to be awarded the Leading Quality Trails - Best of Europe label, it winds its way through picturesque villages, enchanted forests and fortified castles, promising you plenty to discover. For a well-deserved break, enjoy a bivouac under the falling stars or a delicious meal in a farmhouse inn!

      • Breathtaking views
        to take your breath away

        Altschlossfelsen
      • Boucle de la Meuse
      • Lac de Longemer
      • Spitzkoepfe
      • Vue sur la Place de la Cathédrale à Strasbourg-

      Walks & hikes

        The Club Vosgien

        Founded in Saverne in 1872, the Club Vosgien is the oldest hiking association in eastern France.

        Every year, it manages the maintenance and signposting of more than 20,000 km of trails in the Vosges massif. The emblematic Traversé du Massif des Vosges route, linking Wissembourg to Belfort, was created for the Club's 25th anniversary. Committed to the protection and promotion of nature and heritage, the Club Vosgien is also involved in the development and maintenance of refuges throughout the region.

        Finally, it publishes and distributes hiking maps and guides, which can be purchased from its online shop.

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