Le Bonhomme: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Le Bonhomme
Stage 14 of the “Traversée du Massif des Vosges” leads from Le Bonhomme to Col de la Schlucht. The moderately difficult hike is 18.3 kilometers long and includes 1,121 meters of elevation gain; it is also certified as a “Leading Quality Trail - Best of Europe.”
Finding and booking a hotel in Le Bonhomme is part of planning your individual accommodation.
Hiking
The “Le tour de Faurupt et le château du Bonhomme” hike is a moderately difficult route covering 8.4 kilometers with 503 meters of elevation gain and starts at the Saint-Nicolas Church in Le Bonhomme. It leads through green countryside and along a rocky path to the castle ruins, from where panoramic views can be enjoyed.
The “Circuit rando - sur les hauteurs du Bonhomme” hiking trail is classified as a moderately difficult 10.2-kilometer hike with 435 meters of elevation gain and offers panoramic views on both sides. The sporty or difficult circular route “Circuit rando - grand et petit Brézouard, le château du Bonhomme” covers 15.9 kilometers and 771 meters of elevation gain.
Landscape
In the immediate vicinity of Le Bonhomme are Tête des Faux, a mountain, Roche du Corbeau, a summit, Le Rossberg, a mountain, and La Grande Roche, a mountain.
The area around Le Bonhomme also includes Le Petit Hohnack, a castle, Abbaye de Pairis, a historic site, Bilstein, a castle, and Château de Hohnack, a ruin.
History
The ruins of Gutenbourg Castle, also known as Judenbourg Castle, were built in the 12th century on the heights of Le Bonhomme. The path to Gutenbourg Castle leads along a rocky trail and offers panoramic views.
Tête des Faux is a World War I battlefield and is classified as a historic monument.
Cuisine
On the heights of Le Bonhomme, the Ferme-auberge Graine Johé offers panoramic views and the opportunity to sample mountain specialties.
To the higher-level travel overview: Haut-Rhin.
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