Le Saint-Mont

Le Saint-Mont is a 672-meter summit in the Vosges with wooded slopes and rocky outcrops visible along the hiking paths. The mountain has multiple access routes and serves as a natural landmark in the regional landscape.

The mountain contains remnants of medieval settlement and religious structures dating to the early Middle Ages in the Vosges region. These traces suggest that the site has held importance for people living in the area for many centuries.

The mountain holds significance for local residents as a gathering place where hiking and outdoor traditions remain part of everyday life in the region. People from surrounding villages connect with this landscape as part of their heritage.

Well-marked paths start from several trailheads and make navigation straightforward for visitors of different abilities. Information boards and parking areas at the base help with orientation and planning your visit.

From the summit you can see both the Rhine Valley and the Vosges Mountains at the same time, offering a rare view of two different landscapes side by side. This perspective makes it an unusual vantage point for understanding the geography of the region.

Location: Vosges

Elevation above the sea: 672 m

GPS coordinates: 48.02153,6.63361

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:22