Tourism in the Haute-Saône department on foot and by bike

The new IGN TOP100 map of Bas-Rhin invites you to discover the riches of this French department:

• The plateaus: The department is also marked by hilly plateaus, ideal for hiking and mountain biking.
• The forests: Vast forests cover a large part of the territory, offering an ideal setting for nature lovers.
• The mountains: Although the Haute-Saône is not a mountainous region, you will find some more pronounced reliefs, such as the Vosges massif in the northeast.

 

For hikers:

• GR5: Major long-distance route crosses the Northern Vosges.
• GR 59: It connects the Vosges to the Jura, thus crossing the Haute-Saône.
• GR 533: It connects the Ballon d'Alsace to the Loue valley. It offers a varied route, alternating forests, meadows and villages.

 

For cyclists (in partnership with AF3V,):

• The Blue Way (V50): This cycle route is part of the national network and crosses the Haute-Saône for around 140 kilometres. It follows the Saône valley and offers varied landscapes, between forests, rivers and picturesque villages.
• The Green Way: It is built on an old railway line and connects Vesoul to Loulans-Verchamp. Ideal for a family ride to discover nature.
• Green Way of the Ognon Valley: It connects Lure to Montagney-Servigney and crosses green rural landscapes. Perfect for a quiet ride in the countryside.
• Green Way Marnay - Emagny: It follows the Ognon valley and offers a peaceful route through the fields.
• Green Way Lure - Villersexel: It connects the two towns and crosses varied landscapes.

 

This map includes:

• Historical and cultural heritage information
• Detailed relief: The contour lines allow you to understand the relief and choose your routes according to your level.
• Tourist information: Easily find accommodation, water points, picnic areas, etc.

 

To each his own route with ideas for routes for various and varied nature activities.