Randonnée - Reherrey et Chaudefontaine

The Cucherons mountain located 2km southeast of the village culminates at 803m. Its summit is referred to as "Tumulus" because of its rocky spur shape, which Abbot Didelot had mistaken for a tumulus. From this place, it is possible to admire a magnificent panorama allowing to discover the valleys of the Moselle and the Moselotte. There is also an orientation table and a paragliding take-off runway. Access: Take the direction of Table d'Orientation and climb quietly among the houses and chalets hung on the hill then in front of a renovated farmhouse, lost in the middle of the firs. Go along a wooden basin, further on leave the main road, for a descent towards the Stele of the Aviator, and continue to the point of view to enjoy the panorama on the junction of the valleys of the Moselle and the Moselotte with Remiremont in the background. It is possible in good weather to see the ridges of the Vosges

A small spring with a low flow rate, but a high temperature of 21°. Its waters have the same properties as those of Plombières, but are not exploited. The route leads to the Charme peat bog and the Reherrey stream. Access: Go to the church in Vecoux and leave your car in the car park. Drive past the church for 100 metres and turn right towards Reherrey. At the first crossroads (yellow triangle), head towards the Thermal Spring. The road climbs up through meadows and then into the forest. It offers excellent views of the hamlet of Reherrey and the perfectly designed Col de Xiard. Along a picturesque path, you will reach the wild cirque where the spring gushes out at a temperature of 21°C all year round (the waters have a composition similar to those of Plombières-les-Bains). Then take a path along the Chaudefontaine stream (yellow triangle) to the hamlet of Reherrey. The return journey (red triangle) takes you along a pleasant shady path, before reaching the first houses in Vecoux and then the church.