Belfahy: Hotels and accommodation
Accommodation in Belfahy
Belfahy offers snowshoeing as a leisure activity. If you are considering Belfahy for your stay, you can specifically search for a hotel in Belfahy.
Winter and hiking
The “Le tour de Belfahy” hiking trail is a walking route starting in Belfahy. As a circular route, it passes through coniferous forests and offers views over the valley. The long-distance GR 59 hiking trail heads towards Belfahy after the Ballon de Servance and crosses Belfahy after reaching the summit of the Ballon de Belfahy.
In Belfahy, half-day guided walks on the theme “Les brimbelles, la chapelle et le Roi” are available by reservation. The “Les Brimbelles” hike is a difficult 7.0 km circular hike with an elevation gain of 350 m and offers views of the Jura Mountains.
Nature and views
Belfahy is located in the Parc naturel régional des Ballons des Vosges and is one of the municipalities in the Ballons Comtois national nature reserve. From the Roches orientation table, views extend as far as the Alps in clear weather; in clear weather, Mont Blanc can also be seen from there.
The mountains in the vicinity of Belfahy include Le Ballon, Le Mont Cornu, Tête des Sapins and Planche des Belles Filles.
Gastronomy
La Chevauchée is a mountain restaurant serving traditional family dishes made with fresh produce. At Auberge de la Chevauchée, blueberry tart prepared to order is served hot. Belfahy is known for wild blueberries, also called “brimbelles”.
Culture
The wider region around Belfahy is home to Fort du Salbert, the ruins of Château de Rougemont, Fort de la Miotte and the historic North Hornwork site.
For more nearby destinations: Miellin, Servance, Haut-Du-Them-Château-Lambert, Fresse, Plancher-Bas.
For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Saône.
