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Lorraine droneLooking to get some fresh air, reconnect with nature and history, or simply treat yourself to a moment of disconnection just a stone's throw from home? The Pont-à-Mousson Basin is brimming with hiking trails for all tastes, levels, and desires.
Whether you're a weekend walker, an experienced hiker, or a family looking for an easy stroll, you'll find a route to suit you here. Marked trails, varying lengths, themed circuits... Just lace up your sneakers and set off to discover a rich, vibrant, and deeply engaging region.
At the heart of Lorraine Regional Natural Park, on the side of the Sensitive Natural Areas (ENS) or classified sites Natura 2000, the landscapes are revealed as you walk: limestone lawns, deep forests, discreet rivers... It is a setting for biodiversity. In season, attentive walkers will be able to observe, among other things, numerous species ofwild orchids, true botanical treasures hidden along the trails.
Pierre Defontaine ART GEAt the top of a path or around a clearing, let yourself be surprised by the beauty of the views of the Lorraine countryside. Gentle hills, a mosaic of fields and forests, villages nestled in the middle of nature... Natural scenes that change with the seasons and invite contemplation.
The paths of the Pont-à-Mousson basin also tell another story, darker, but essential: that of the First World War. At the bend in the undergrowth or on a ridge, the remnants of the Great War recall the territory's tumultuous past. These silent and powerful places of memory offer a true journey through time, conducive to meditation and reflection.
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Lorraine droneOn foot, alone, with family or friends, for a few hours or several days, set off to discover an authentic, vibrant and generous region. Here, everything is at your fingertips to experience simple, true, and deeply restorative moments

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The "Jaunottes" trail is a magnificent walk through the heart of the ravine-covered valleys of the Rupt. Sometimes in the countryside along the river and through charming villages, sometimes in the forest on steep and shaded slopes, this walking route will constantly surprise you with its biodiversity and the diversity of the Lorraine landscapes marked by the traces of war.
You will discover the villages of Jaulny and Rembercourt-sur-Mad, before following the Rupt-de-Mad, a river classified as a Sensitive Natural Area which extends for 37 km, from the departmental border with the Meuse to its confluence with the Moselle.

Located partly along a railway line symbolizing the economic and human upheavals up to the present day, this route will allow you to wander between ponds adorned with a picnic area and reading stands on the local fauna and flora and to immerse yourself in the history of the three wars with the help of the sentinels of the "station of witnesses", information supports.
Passing by German stelae dating from the 1870 war and the monument erected in memory of Second Lieutenant Chabal, you will go around an old ammunition depot which, for security reasons, it is strictly forbidden to enter.

Difficult mountain bike ride. Requires excellent riding skills.
Good physical condition required.
Some sections of the tour may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the tour is accessible by public transport.
Route imported from Komoot.

Moderate bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces.
All levels.
Starting point of the tour near a parking lot.
Route imported from Komoot

Difficult mountain bike ride. Requires excellent riding skills.
Good physical condition required.
Some sections of the tour may require you to push your bike. Part of the route includes technical, difficult, or dangerous terrain. Appropriate equipment and prior experience may be necessary.
Starting point of the tour accessible by public transport.
Route imported from Komoot.

Moderate bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces.
All levels.
Starting point of the tour accessible by public transport.
Route imported from Komoot.