Haguenau Forest Cycle Path – Saint Vitus Chapel loop from Rœschwoog

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Haguenau Forest Cycle Path – Saint Vitus Chapel loop from Rœschwoog

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Haguenau Forest Cycle Path – Saint Vitus Chapel loop from Rœschwoog

02:11

35.2km

110m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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11.9 km

Battle of Hatten-Rittershoffen Memorial

Highlight • Monument

A memorial stone was erected here in memory of the terrible Battle of Hatten, which successfully pushed back the German Wehrmacht.

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15.1 km

Rest Area with Shelter

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Nice rest area in the forest, even with covered seating. 😉

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16.4 km

This greenway is one of Haguenau's cycle routes with the "Accueil Vélo" (Cycling Welcome) label, a testament to the quality of the services and routes offered to cyclists.
This section is excellent proof of the merit of this designation, given the excellent setting, quality of the trail, and facilities.

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22.6 km

Path cross

Highlight • Monument

why not stop, stop and pray. Then it's relaxed.

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23.2 km

Church of the Holy Cross in Beinheim

Highlight • Religious Site

This building is built on the foundations of an old medieval church, of which remains, in the choir, a pointed window. The church, which has five bays, is surmounted by a bell tower covered with slates. The nave houses the graves of certain members of the SARSELLE family, protoscibes, that is to say public writers, translators and interpreters, and "honorable" notables of Beinheim.

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25.4 km

Saint Vitus Chapel

Highlight • Historical Site

This building topped with a pinnacle has a large porch supported on 2 wooden posts.

Outside and inside, friezes and other discreet decorations, created by the painter Hervé Eichwald, embellish the building.

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30.2 km

Saint-Luc Church of Neuhaeusel

Highlight • Religious Site

Saint-Luc Church - Neuhaeusel
The religious building was built in 1839. The work was based on the foundations of an old chapel dating from 1724. In addition to the masses which are regularly celebrated there, small events such as choirs or small concerts are held there. the occasion organized.

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33.9 km

Saint-Barthélemy Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The existence of a parish church is mentioned in 1717, demolished to make way for the current church, which is one of the few, if not the only, Baroque church in the canton.
The Baroque-style high altar features the statues of Saint Peter and Saint Paul as well as a painted representation of Saint Bartholomew.
The organ is by organbuilder Michel STIEHR (1750-1829), oldest of three generations of Alsatian organists.

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35.2 km

End point

Train Station

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