Residence Le Royal Golf & Horse

The Km 0 trail allows you to discover, on flat and wooded terrain, the various vestiges of the three fronts: French, Swiss and German. The route can be done in both directions. From 1871 to 1914, Pfetterhouse was the village of the three borders. The terminal of the three powers, where the borders of France, Switzerland and Germany met, had become a tourist attraction and a place of international conviviality. In the fall of 1914, the French fixed the start of the Front at the Swiss border...

Popular hike at the foot of the Vosges mountains, in the Haut-Rhin department, in Alsace. The route begins in Bisel, and makes a loop around the ponds of the Steinbach valley and the Huebwald massif. To see in the area: - The Charles de Reinach Park - The City of Mulhouse - The City of Altkirch

The starting point of this route is located in Pfetterhouse, not far from the Swiss border, which you will cross on a short section to return to Swiss territory (remember to find out about the administrative regulations in force). This route will take you back to the time of the First World War, by discovering the border post n ° 111 which indicates the zero kilometer of the front line between the French and German troops.

This pretty hike, between fields and forests, begins in Pfetterhouse, near the Saint-Géréon church. The first mentions of the village of Pfetterhouse date back to the 8th century, whose Latin name would mean "the stony way". The route partly runs along the Franco-Swiss border and passes through the Kirchenholz forest, the Bannholz forest and the old Pfetterhouse station, among other places.

This hike or mountain bike tour begins northwest of Koestlach. A short loop through fields and forests, the route joins the beautiful Romanesque church of Feldbach, and is located on the path that led pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela. Perfect for families, children and novices, thanks to the beautiful and wide paths that make up this route.