Description
A woodland trail on the paths and forest roads around the Côte de Plaine within the Vosges and Alsace with the highlight being the Chatte Pendue peaking at 899m. But what makes the site so unique is its unusual name that has all sorts of stories surrounding it. It used to be called "Pirre hhatte pendaïe" meaning tall hanging stone. The guttural pronunciation of "H" or transcription mistakes turned the "hhatte" into "chatte" meaning female cat.
Fiches associées
- Ferme Auberge du Ban de la Roche
- Hôtel Spa La Cheneaudière 5*
- Restaurant Au Bon Pêcheur
- Restaurants La Cheneaudière
- Beekeeping Centre of Charasses
- The Ehret Création Verre et Porcelaine workshops
- Ferme auberge du Promont
- Ban de la Roche Farm Bed & Breakfast
- The castle of La Roche
- The hamlets of Fonrupt and Stampoumont
- Holiday rental La Chambrette de Marie
- Restaurant Au cœur des délices
- Hôtel Spa La Cheneaudière 5*
- The Notre-Dame-des-Malades chapel
- Swimming pool
Contact et réservation
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Office de tourisme de la vallée de la Bruche
114 Grand Rue, Maison de la Vallée, 67130 Schirmeck
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03 88 47 18 51
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tourisme@valleedelabruche.fr
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