A multi-day hiking trip in medieval Alsace: a loop starting from Turckheim between Vosges mountains, vineyards, high-altitude lakes and historic villages.
This multi-day hiking trip in Alsace starts in Turckheim and takes you through the Alsatian Vosges mountains, the vineyard foothills, and medieval villages. The route crosses mid-mountain landscapes shaped by forests, agriculture, and livestock farming, before reaching the vineyards and historic towns of the Alsace Wine Route.
The hike follows long-distance trails and forest paths, with notable passages including the Collet du Linge, the Lac Noir and Lac Blanc, the Tête des Faux, and the Brézouard. A visit to the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle is included in the route and provides insight into the medieval history of Alsace.
This guided trip is designed for regular hikers wishing to discover the more rural and mountainous interior of Alsace through an organized hike, without carrying their own gear, and with comfortable accommodation each night. It offers a gradual and balanced approach to the region, encompassing unspoiled landscapes, built heritage, and local customs.