The GR5 Trail - Vosges and Jura (häftad, eng)

Explore one of France’s most rewarding long-distance treks, a route that threads forests, river gorges, hilltop pastures, and the wild plateau country of eastern France. From the wooded hills of the Northern Vosges to the high meadows of the Haut-Jura, the central section of the GR5 offers an unforgettable walking experience over roughly 687 km (427 miles) from Schirmeck to Lac Léman, suitable for moderately experienced hikers seeking both challenge and scenery.

Covering the GR53 link from Wissembourg to Schirmeck and the main GR5 line south to Lac Leman on Lake Geneva, this guidebook combines reliable stage descriptions with practical, on-the-ground advice to help you walk with confidence and enjoyment. Comprehensive day-by-day descriptions and sketch maps are provided for the full route from Schirmeck to Lac Léman, split into 11 stages to support itinerary planningCoverage of the GR53 linkage from Wissembourg to Schirmeck is included, providing continuity through the Northern Vosges and the chance to complete the entire Vosges chainEight optional short walks off the main trail are described, ideal for day excursions or to explore local highlightsPractical information on accommodation, facilities, public transport, food and resupply options in key centres along the route, such as Niederbronn, Saverne, and RibeauvilléThe GR5 Trail – Vosges and Jura, written by experienced walkers Les Smith and Elizabeth Smith, is your essential companion for planning and undertaking this section of the classic French long-distance trek.

From woodland paths and river gorges to panoramic ridges and charming Alsace villages, walking the GR5 through the Vosges and Jura offers an immersive adventure and a chance to experience the landscapes, culture, and heritage of eastern France. Discover the central section of this classic French long-distance trail with T he GR5 - Vosges and Jura , and complete the full route with Cicerone's three-part GR5 trail guidebook set.

Format	Häftad
Omfång	208 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Cicerone Press
Utgivningsdatum	2017-04-18
ISBN	9781852848125