Le site du Gros-Chêne en Forêt d’Exception®
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On the banks of the Eberbach river, we discover the site of the Gros Chêne. Its name is due to a tree from 5 to 6 centuries old struck by lightning on November 13, 1913. Today, part of the trunk is still covered with a sheet metal hat.
Every year the patron saint's feast of St-Arbogast is celebrated in the small chapel built in 1955. Near the Gros Chêne site, you will find a picnic area, a playground and an inn. The site is also the starting point, or a stopover, for many marked footpaths, cycle and mountain bike trails, health trails, as well as a path accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Situation and access
List of places
Le site du Gros-Chêne en Forêt d’Exception®
Route de Schwabwiller
67500 Haguenau
Practical information and services
Practical information
On-site catering
Restaurant
Animals accepted
Yes
Access and parking
Parking for vehicles
Free parking for cars
Nearest railway station
9,3 km
