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Hiking : Chemin Cecile André

France Grand Est Haut-Rhin Masevaux-Niederbruck

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Welcome to the hiking route on Chemin Cecile André. This route offers a moderate level of difficulty, covering a distance of approximately 5.684 kilometers with an elevation gain of 181 meters. The estimated duration for this hike is 1 hour and 46 minutes.

Starting at Thannerhubel, you will find a convenient parking spot to leave your vehicle before venturing into the trail. As you begin your hike, you will come across Place des Nussbaum, where you can gather some information about the area.

Further along the trail, at a distance of 0.34 kilometers from the start, you will encounter Rothebrand Brennala, a beautiful spring where you can take a refreshing break. Nearby, you will also find a picnic site at the same distance, perfect for a picturesque picnic surrounded by nature.

Continuing on, at 1.55 kilometers from the start, there is another picnic site where you can take a break and enjoy some snacks amidst the serene surroundings. As you progress through the trail, you will reach Refuge Rossberg - SCSM (Ski Club Mulhouse) at 2.02 kilometers, providing accommodation for those looking to extend their stay in the area.

At 2.02 kilometers from the start, you will also find a drinking water source, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your hike. Make sure to refill your water bottles here before continuing on the trail.

As you near the end of the route, at 2.84 kilometers from the start, you will reach a fountain and several viewpoints offering stunning panoramas of the surrounding landscape. Take some time to rest and admire the breathtaking views before heading back on the same trail to complete your out-and-back journey.

Before embarking on this hike, ensure you are well-prepared with proper hiking gear, sufficient water, and snacks. It is advisable to check the weather forecast beforehand and dress accordingly for a safe and enjoyable hiking experience. Enjoy your trek along Chemin Cecile André!