1. The Nideck Waterfall
Located in Oberhaslach, just 40km from Strasbourg, this waterfall is not far from the ruins of the Nideck Castle. Rising about 25 meters, its water cascades over a wall of volcanic rock. The walk is shaded and pleasant in the summer, and spectacular in winter with the waterfalls frozen in ice. In short, between the castle and the waterfall, it’s a must-see stroll that we highly recommend!
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Cascade du Nideck
67280 Oberhaslach
2. The Pissoire Waterfall
This waterfall, located in the heart of the forest and surrounded by wooden bridges, is fed by the Blancfaing stream. Not far from the highest village in the Vosges, Haut-du-Tôt, it’s the perfect spot for a nice little stroll. Yes, it may be the odd one out in Lorraine, but it's definitely worth a visit.
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Cascade de la Pissoire
88120 Vagney
3. The Heidenbad Waterfall
A stunning drop of 24 meters that originates from the Thur, this waterfall is located in the village of Wildenstein, in the Haut-Rhin region. Heidenbad means “the bath of the pagans,” and the waterfall gets its name from the giant pots that surround it. These pots are formed in the torrents, but are quite modest at Heidenbad.
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Heidenbad Waterfall
68820 Wildenstein
4. The Hohwald Waterfall
At a lovely 1100 meters altitude, this waterfall in the village of Hohwald is just a short drive from Mont Sainte Odile. From the vibrant greens of moss in spring to the sparkling whites of ice in winter, not to mention the warm oranges of autumn leaves, this spot delights every season.
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Cascade du Hohwald
9 Route du Kreuzweg
67140 Le Hohwald
5. The Cascade of the Serva
Located in Neuviller-la-Roche, in the Bas-Rhin region, this waterfall from the Vosges massif springs from the peat bogs of Champ du Feu. According to legend, the Demoiselle de la Serva, a fairy with green hair and a silver dress, is said to live in the waters of the stream.
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Cascade de la Serva
67130 Neuviller-la-Roche
6. The Bockloch Waterfall
In the commune of Kruth, near Wildenstein (Haut-Rhin), you’ll find this waterfall cascading down a rather steep slope. It’s a lovely sight during a refreshing walk along the Lake of Kruth-Wildenstein.
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Cascade du Bockloch
68820 Wildenstein
7. The Kletterbach Waterfall
Accessible from the Ballon Lake (which we highly recommend) or the village of Lautenbach Zell, this fan-shaped waterfall is a perfect stop during a hike. With stunning trees, waterfalls, and views of the lake and the Black Forest, you get to choose your own route!
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Cascade du Kletterbach
68610 Linthal
8. The Erzenbach Waterfall
It’s the Erzenbach stream that flows through the village of Steinbach and the surrounding forests, creating beautiful natural waterfalls and giving its name to the Erzenbach waterfall. You can even climb up using a metal staircase! The most famous route is the “Waterfall Loop,” which allows you to discover the lives of miners on a 2-hour trail, with, of course, stunning waterfalls along the way.
Erzenbach Waterfalls
68700 Steinbach
9. St-Nicolas Waterfall
Located south of the village of Kruth, this charming little waterfall can be found in a forest with stunning verdant landscapes. The St Nicolas du Rocher Chapel is also on the way: legend has it that young women would come here to ask St Nicolas for a husband. The stream and the waterfall provide a lovely refreshing moment for hikers in the summer!
St-Nicolas Waterfall
68820 Kruth
10. The Seebach Waterfalls
Here, we’re not just talking about one waterfall, but about multiple cascading waterfalls that stretch over several hundred meters! Located near the Lauch, on the northeast slope of the Grand Ballon, they will add a touch of magic to your stroll!
Seebach Waterfalls
68610 Linthal