With its crystal-clear lakes, intoxicating forests and bewitching valleys, it's easy to turn on nature mode in the Grand Est. On foot or by bike, on foot or on the water, the exploration can begin.
The beautiful autumn colours can be admired from the legendary Routes des Vins. From Alsace, Champagne or Lorraine, take these sublime routes to discover a unique wine heritage.
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Full of energy, we set off to discover the most beautiful lakes in the Vosges, covering around twenty kilometres in unspoilt countryside. Surrounded by the Vosges mountains, the beauty of the lakes quickly rewards our efforts...
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In a veritable festival of colours, the Ardennes forest alone offers a spectacle you'll never tire of. Rejuvenating and enchanting, it holds many secrets that we're about to discover as we take part in a host of autumn activities!
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The Raid Bulles route is a mix of outdoor adventure and immersive visits, all by gravel bike. Get on your bike, ride through vineyards and forests and discover the Champagne region at your leisure.
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In the Grand Est, we know how to take care of you. The vineyards recharge our batteries, the forests soothe us and the gentle pace of life enchants us. Make way for rest and well-being, for a weekend or a week.
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The Voie Bleue owes its name to the Moselle, which accompanies it from start to finish: the blue of the river follows us like our shadow! In the Grand Est region, the Voie Bleue follows the river for almost 250km via the towpaths and the Canal des Vosges. It's a completely flat stretch, but above all it's reserved exclusively for bikes: ideal for a first cycling experience. The gentle setting sets the tone: you pedal at your own pace, with the sole aim of enjoying the scenery, its colours and the animals that thrive there, as evidenced by the concert of chirping birds! At once historic, heritage, cultural and gastronomic, the Voie Bleue en Grand Est is the route for every kind of initiation!
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The Raid Bulles route is a 370km Gravel cycle loop, punctuated by stages that allow us to discover some of the nuggets of the Aube region. This unique route takes you through the Champagne region: from the plains of Troyes to the forests and valleys of the Pays d'Othe and Armance, via the vineyards of the Côte des Bar, the Raid Bulles is the ultimate nature trail! Throughout this adventure, you'll discover a region and, above all, the people who live there and shape it: you'll meet the cheese-makers who make Chaource cheese, the emblematic cheese of Aube, every day; you'll learn more about wine from the Côte des Bar winemakers who passionately produce Champagne, the nectar of the gods; you'll discover the beehives with the beekeepers who present their meticulous and fascinating work. All in all, a great bunch of people to meet on the Raid Bulles!
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La Meuse à Vélo is the French section of Eurovélo 19, stretching 443 kilometres from Langres to Givet. As you cycle along the Meuse river, you're in for a journey to the heart of French history in the Grand Est region! You'll first pass through the town of Verdun, witness to and memory of the First World War, then on to Sedan, home to the largest fortified castle in Europe and witness to 6 centuries of history where lords, kings, princes and the French army followed one another. Finally, we continue to Charleville-Mézières, birthplace of the poet Arthur Rimbaud, where his life is retraced in frescoes highlighting the poet's sublime texts. Let's swap our history textbooks for a cycling trip along the Meuse - there's (almost) as much to learn!
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An inspiring land of many surprises, the Ardennes has many facets to reveal to its visitors. Whether medieval and historic, natural and spectacular, it is always surprising. Take a look!
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Considered to be the oldest wine route in France, the Alsace Wine Route passes through 120 towns and villages that still give pride of place to their terroir, thanks to the passion of the winegrowers who live there. A must for wine lovers... but not only!
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When it comes to camping, there are those who love pitching tents and those who love mobile homes, but for everyone there's a sweet feeling of freedom. For a relaxing getaway in the fresh air, choose your favourite campsite: feet in the water to keep cool, or a stone's throw from the city for a stroll?
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The Voie Bleue owes its name to the Moselle, which accompanies it from start to finish: the blue of the river follows us like our shadow! In the Grand Est region, the Voie Bleue follows the river for almost 250km via the towpaths and the Canal des Vosges. It's a completely flat stretch, but above all it's reserved exclusively for bikes: ideal for a first cycling experience. The gentle setting sets the tone: you pedal at your own pace, with the sole aim of enjoying the scenery, its colours and the animals that thrive there, as evidenced by the concert of chirping birds! At once historic, heritage, cultural and gastronomic, the Voie Bleue en Grand Est is the route for every kind of initiation!
The Raid Bulles route is a 370km Gravel cycle loop, punctuated by stages that allow us to discover some of the nuggets of the Aube region. This unique route takes you through the Champagne region: from the plains of Troyes to the forests and valleys of the Pays d'Othe and Armance, via the vineyards of the Côte des Bar, the Raid Bulles is the ultimate nature trail! Throughout this adventure, you'll discover a region and, above all, the people who live there and shape it: you'll meet the cheese-makers who make Chaource cheese, the emblematic cheese of Aube, every day; you'll learn more about wine from the Côte des Bar winemakers who passionately produce Champagne, the nectar of the gods; you'll discover the beehives with the beekeepers who present their meticulous and fascinating work. All in all, a great bunch of people to meet on the Raid Bulles!
La Meuse à Vélo is the French section of Eurovélo 19, stretching 443 kilometres from Langres to Givet. As you cycle along the Meuse river, you're in for a journey to the heart of French history in the Grand Est region! You'll first pass through the town of Verdun, witness to and memory of the First World War, then on to Sedan, home to the largest fortified castle in Europe and witness to 6 centuries of history where lords, kings, princes and the French army followed one another. Finally, we continue to Charleville-Mézières, birthplace of the poet Arthur Rimbaud, where his life is retraced in frescoes highlighting the poet's sublime texts. Let's swap our history textbooks for a cycling trip along the Meuse - there's (almost) as much to learn!