CIRCUIT VTT SAINT-NABORD - LE SLECARD NOIR

The Etang de la Demoiselle, of glacial origin and covering an area of 15 hectares, is managed by the Conservatoire d'Espaces Naturels de Lorraine. This Natura 2000 site is composed of two different entities: the Demoiselle bog and the Demoiselle pond, a semi-artificial water body. The originality of this site lies in the presence of a few plant and insect species located at the southern limit of their range. It is a site of national interest for entomofauna reproduction. There are 7 animal species of national and regional interest. Access N57 exit D157 direction la Demoiselle / Olichamp

The Montiroche lookout offers a pretty panoramic view of Remiremont with a bench. Presence of several varieties of lichens. Access: From the Rond Caillou car park in the Commune of Saint Nabord. IGN map for sale at the Tourist Office

Popular with many walkers, the magnificent green setting of Huchère is nestled in the heart of the commune's national forest. An idyllic place where it is good to rest and picnic. Kingdom of water lilies and a feast for the eyes. Discovery of this rather unknown wild place. Access by the Chemin de Huchère

Discover a rich collection of furniture, clothes and objects illustrating everyday life in the Vosges in the last century. A faithful reconstruction of a Vosges house reveals the kitchen, bedrooms and traditional living areas, surrounded by old tools and know-how. A model room features a paper mill, a grain mill and a blast furnace, illustrating traditional methods using water as a driving force. Another room pays tribute to General Humbert, born in Saint-Nabord and famous for his victory at the Battle of Castlebar during the Franco-Irish Expedition. Free admission. Open house on Tuesdays in July and August (information at the Tourist Office) and visits by appointment outside these dates.

The Demoiselle peat bog site is a favourable environment for protected species, both plant and entomological. The peat bog is a real centre of interest for the reproduction of entomofauna, since seven animal species of national interest and two others of regional interest can be found there. It is therefore a real educational site that should be made known to the general public and this is why the first work was undertaken in 2022 with the installation of a wooden grating.