Der Kirkeler Felsenpfad führt vorbei an imposanten Sandsteinfelsen hinauf zur

Col de la Schlucht - Felsenpfad (Sentier des Roches) - Frankenthal - Schaeferthal -  (Petit Hohneck) - Hohneck - Les ...

• Partial closure: Part of this route (the Sentier des Roches and La Bloy) is temporarily inaccessible, but you can still walk the rest. For more information, please consult the ONF and https://remiremontvallees.com/2023/12/26/saint-maurice-sur-moselle-lacces-au-sentier-des-roches-de-morteville-est-desormais-ferme-par-des-grilles/ The Sentier des Roches, also known as the Felsenpfad or Strohmeyerpfad, is a well-known and popular path in the Vosges mountains that connects the Schlucht pass to the Frankenthal glacial cirque near the Hohneck summit. It is also considered a small piece of the Alps in the Vosges. The path, therefore, begins at the Schlucht pass, and it will first take you to the Frankenthal-Missheimle national nature reserve. You will then pass between the summits of Hohneck and Petit Hohneck before reaching Lake Schiessrothried. Once you have arrived at the Kastelberg farm inn, you will return towards the Schlucht pass via the Wormspel pass, then the Hohneck summit. This hike strains your joints, but it will offer you unforgettable panoramas. Warning: The path is not recommended in the rain because the rocks and specific passages can become slippery. It is prohibited in winter.

Saarschleife, Völklinger Hütte, Kirkeler Felsenpfad: Das Saarland bietet Fotografen faszinierende Kontraste auf kleinstem Raum.

Saarschleife, Völklinger Hütte, Kirkeler Felsenpfad: Das Saarland bietet Fotografen faszinierende Kontraste auf kleinstem Raum.