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Hiking tour - the summit of Petit Brézouard by the castle of Le Bonhomme

Durée6hDistance15,3km Dénivelé +684m DifficultéChallenging
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98Rue du 3E Spahis Algériens
Parking de l'église
68650Le Bonhomme
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The hike begins on the famous GR5 trail. As you gradually gain elevation, you’ll enjoy the rural setting and unobstructed views of the Pays Welche. Continue on until you reach the highest point of the hike: the Petit Brézouard (1,203 m). A quiet zone established to protect the capercaillie prohibits access to the summit of the Grand Brézouard.

Let yourself be enchanted by the final kilometers as you follow the narrow, steep trail that leads you to the Château de Le Bonhomme. This scenic stretch offers breathtaking panoramic views of the valley and the village.

We promise you’ll quickly forget the elevation gain when you take in the exceptional scenery that awaits you on this trail.

Our favorite parts of the hike:

  • to reach the summit of Petit Brézouard
  • the panoramic view from the Haïcot ridges
  • the picturesque path that leads to the castle of Le Bonhomme and its magical view

Access period(s)

from 01/01/2026 to 31/12/2026
from Monday to Sunday All day long

Practical infos

Level of difficulty
Challenging
Venue of the event
St. Nicholas Church car park, Le Bonhomme
Length of visit/event
6h
Length of the itinerary
15,3
Difference in altitude (in m)
684
Thèmes du circuit
Forest
Summit
Type of hiking path
pathdirt pathpaved road
Type of marking
Club vosgien
Address - location information of car park closest to departure point
Parking de l'église Saint-Nicolas

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