TRAIL STATION
The trail station of Gérardmer is :
- 8 marked trails of different levels: 3 green circuits from 6.5 to 11 km, 3 blue circuits from 14.5 to 25 km and 2 red circuits from 30.5 to 44 km, or about 160 km of marked trail circuits.
- A stadium of trail made up of workshops: coastal route, fractional route, vertical route. It is located at La Mauselaine at the foot of the ski slopes.
- An information base located at the Tourist Office of Hautes-Vosges Gérardmer (4, Place des Déportés) to obtain various information of the territory and an internet access to the site www.stationdetrail.com
- A technical reception center at the foot of the Mauselaine alpine ski slopes, including the departures and arrivals of the courses, the trail stadium, a locker room with showers.
The heart of the Trail station of the Vosges-Gérardmer is located at the foot of the ski area in La Mauselaine.
The routes and workshops are permanently accessible from spring to autumn unless otherwise indicated, depending on snow conditions or other special conditions.
Note: the routes are closed during winter. Access to courses and workshops is totally free.
- 8 marked trails of different levels: 3 green circuits from 6.5 to 11 km, 3 blue circuits from 14.5 to 25 km and 2 red circuits from 30.5 to 44 km, or about 160 km of marked trail circuits.
- A stadium of trail made up of workshops: coastal route, fractional route, vertical route. It is located at La Mauselaine at the foot of the ski slopes.
- An information base located at the Tourist Office of Hautes-Vosges Gérardmer (4, Place des Déportés) to obtain various information of the territory and an internet access to the site www.stationdetrail.com
- A technical reception center at the foot of the Mauselaine alpine ski slopes, including the departures and arrivals of the courses, the trail stadium, a locker room with showers.
The heart of the Trail station of the Vosges-Gérardmer is located at the foot of the ski area in La Mauselaine.
The routes and workshops are permanently accessible from spring to autumn unless otherwise indicated, depending on snow conditions or other special conditions.
Note: the routes are closed during winter. Access to courses and workshops is totally free.
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