Belmont: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Belmont
The CDF03 snowshoe trail starts at the Struthof in Belmont. It leads to Champ du Messin, offering views of the Rothaine Valley, and returns to the starting point via the forest below the former Natzweiler-Struthof camp.
Winter
At Champ du Feu, there are more than 80 kilometres of marked, freely accessible cross-country ski trails. In winter, visitors can use the designated footpaths there for snowshoe hikes or walks with snowshoes. Professional guides are available at Champ du Feu for snowshoe excursions; poles and snowshoes can be rented on site.
Nature
Champ du Feu is 1,099 metres high and the highest point in the Bas-Rhin département. Part of the massif belongs to the Natura 2000 network. Champ du Feu features high-altitude heathland vegetation and raised bogs, making it a fragile, exceptional natural area.
Activities
In summer, Mont Champ du Feu has two 100-metre-long tubing tracks, accessible via a conveyor belt. Champ du Feu is on the GR5 and offers numerous marked hiking trails for hikes lasting several hours and full-day tours. At Mont Champ du Feu, electrically assisted bicycles are rented on site for exploring the surrounding area. Cheval Alsace offers horseback rides in the Champ du Feu massif lasting two hours or a full day.
Gastronomy
Auberge Hazemann is known for mountain specialities, fondues, raclettes and the local three-meat chapeaurade.
Finding or booking a hotel in Belmont can be part of your personal travel planning.
For the overarching travel overview: Bas-Rhin.
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