Natural monuments around Dommartin-Lès-Remiremont offer diverse landscapes within the Vosges region. The area features river gorges, waterfalls, and mountain passes, providing varied outdoor experiences. These sites are characterized by their scenic beauty and opportunities for activities such as hiking and cycling. The region's natural features contribute to its appeal for outdoor exploration.
Last updated: May 7, 2026
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Easy access with nearby parking and a picnic table. There's an information panel. The waterfall itself isn't particularly impressive, but the site offers marked hiking trails along the stream (very pretty with its rocks forming small waterfalls), for example. Note that in wet and rainy weather, the surrounding area can be slippery (moss, grass, leaves, and rocks). So keep a close eye on children!
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Monumental, what a climb
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The route is not accessible! It's cordoned off with tape and prohibited.
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The bridge is closed due to the risk of falling.
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This enchanting site, where the river winds between steep rock faces, is ideal for hiking amidst beautiful landscapes. The trails along the gorges allow you to discover waterfalls, green forests and impressive rock formations. The atmosphere is calm and soothing, with the soothing sound of water in the background.
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Don't take the road, continue straight and cross the field. Take the grassy path on the left after the cow farm
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If you walk a little further to the road at the large waterfall, then to the left, you will come close to the 4 upper waterfalls of the Grande Cascade des Bouchot. Worth doing!
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You can explore the impressive Roches de Mortevieille, known for its pink Vosges sandstone formations and panoramic views. Another unique site is the Haut du Roc Cross, which features characteristic sedimentary rocks and offers expansive views over the Vosges.
Yes, the region boasts several beautiful waterfalls. Don't miss the Bouchot Waterfalls, a wild 28-meter cascade with four upper waterfalls. The Géhard Waterfall is another charming option, easily accessible and set in a lovely landscape. Further afield, the Saut des Cuves offers a series of cascades over granite boulders, and the Saut du Bouchot is a preserved 28-meter waterfall with natural pools.
The Géhard Waterfall is considered family-friendly and easily accessible. The Saut des Cuves, located between Gérardmer and Xonrupt-Longemer, also offers well-maintained trails suitable for family walks, providing a refreshing natural spectacle.
Absolutely. Many natural monuments are integrated into hiking networks. For instance, the Roches de Mortevieille are accessible via trails from the Col de Longeroye. The Crosery Gorges offer trails along the river, allowing you to discover waterfalls and rock formations. You can find various running and MTB trails in the area, including routes that pass by the Crosery Gorges and Bouchot Falls. Explore more options on our Running Trails and MTB Trails guides for the region.
Many sites offer stunning vistas. The Haut du Roc Cross provides a great view over the Vosges, with benches to linger. The Roches de Mortevieille also offers panoramic views of the surrounding region. From the Croix des Moinats Pass, you can find superb views towards La Bresse.
Yes, for tranquil settings, visit L'Étang de la Besace and Le Grand Étang, located on the border with Vecoux. These charming ponds, each with a central island, are perfect for peaceful walks and enjoying nature's tranquility. While swimming is prohibited, Lac d'Alfeld is also a popular spot for fishing and scenic walks, offering breathtaking views of the Doller valley.
The warmer months are generally ideal for visiting, especially if you wish to experience the natural pools at Saut du Bouchot or enjoy hiking. The lush greenery and flowing waters are at their most vibrant during spring and summer.
The Crosery Gorges are well-equipped for visitors, featuring picnic tables and dry toilets. A suspended footbridge provides unique views of the Moselotte river winding between steep rock faces. You can find more information about the gorges on visitgrandest.com.
Yes, the area offers various cycling opportunities. You can find gravel biking routes that explore the region's natural beauty, including paths near the Crosery Gorges and Bouchot Falls. Check out our Gravel Biking guide for detailed routes.
Visitors frequently praise the calm and soothing atmosphere, especially at sites like the Crosery Gorges, where the sound of flowing water creates a peaceful experience. The impressive landscapes, unique rock formations, and the opportunity for refreshing dips in natural pools (where permitted) are also highly appreciated.


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