Huts around Rammersmatt are found in a rural village nestled in the Haut-Rhin department of France's Grand Est region, situated in the foothills of the Vosges mountains. The area is characterized by its natural beauty, offering views of the Alsace plain and surrounding forests. It is well-suited for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling, with numerous trails available. The region provides various accommodations that offer a rustic and nature-immersed experience.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
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The Rehbrunnel Shelter, altitude 759m The first Rehbrunnel Shelter was built in 1988 by the City of Thann with the assistance of the ONF (French Forestry Office). Mr. Jacques Fimbel, a volunteer with the Thann Vosges Club, designed the plans. The shelter was known among hikers for its octagonal shape and prime location. First renovated in 1999, the shelter was damaged by the elements and had suffered wear and tear over time. Therefore, the City of Thann launched a new construction project, in collaboration with the Gustave Eiffel Building School in Cernay, the Thann Vosges Club, and the ONF (French Forestry Office). The shelter was dismantled in June 2024, and after a year of work, the new Rehbrunnel Shelter was inaugurated on May 27, 2025.
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A brand-new wooden shelter. Inside, there's a stove and three seating areas. There's barely enough room for a bivouac on the floor, as the tables are attached to the ground and there's little space between the benches. However, you could still spread out a bit. I also managed to set up my single-person inner tent right next to the door. There's a well with drinking water 150 meters below the hut! It's a perfect spot for a night, and the view from this rocky, spiritual spot down into the valley toward Thann is outstanding!
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Close to the Grand Ballon, the Molkenrain refuge is ideally located facing the Alps. The refuge is open continuously from June 15 to September 15 and remains accessible every weekend and public holiday outside the high season. You will also find a bar and a restaurant a few meters away, at the farm inn of the same name.
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The Rehbrunnel viewpoint, nestled in the Vosges forests, offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding valleys and mountains. From this point, the view extends over dense forests, steep ridges, and on a clear day, you can admire the distant landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see.
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Wonderful alpine feeling up here, especially when you have to walk through the herd of cows. Rewarding view of the surrounding area.
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The Belacker farm-inn stands at an altitude of 1181 meters on stubble fields flooded with lights. For lunch or dinner, this farm is an ideal stop to make the most of the Vosges specialties, which are moreover prepared from meat from the herd. The Belacker can also welcome you for the night.
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The refuge has a large dining room, an equipped kitchen, beds and amenities. Open every Sunday and public holiday, it allows people passing through to take advantage of the facilities to enjoy a meal from the bag or, quite simply, to share a moment of conviviality with the members of the association.
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Around Rammersmatt, you'll find a variety of charming holiday rentals, gîtes, and farm stays that provide a rustic and nature-immersed experience. These include traditional farm stays like "Aux 3 marteaux" in Masevaux, holiday homes such as Gîte Le S'Hiesla in Rammersmatt, and chalet-style accommodations in the broader Vosges region. Some, like the Belacker Farmhouse Inn, are farm-inns offering regional specialties and overnight stays.
Yes, several spots provide excellent views. The Viewpoint at the Rehbrunnel shelter offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding valleys and mountains, extending over dense forests and steep ridges. On a clear day, you can see distant landscapes. The Molkenrain Refuge is also ideally located, facing the Alps and offering rewarding views of the surrounding area.
The Belacker Farmhouse Inn, standing at an altitude of 1181 meters, welcomes guests for overnight stays and serves Vosges specialties. Additionally, the Grambaechle Refuge (shelter) is well-equipped for overnight stays, featuring a stove, balcony, and tapwater, making it a perfect spot for bikepacking.
Yes, the region offers family-friendly choices. The Viewpoint at the Rehbrunnel shelter is categorized as family-friendly. The Lumberjack's Hut at Camping des Castors, while not directly in Rammersmatt, provides amenities for children, such as a baby bath and playground, making it suitable for families.
The Rammersmatt area is excellent for outdoor enthusiasts. You can enjoy extensive hiking and cycling, with numerous trails showcasing the natural beauty of the Alsace plain and Vosges forests. For specific routes, you can explore Running Trails around Rammersmatt, Gravel biking around Rammersmatt, and MTB Trails around Rammersmatt.
Yes, the Molkenrain Refuge has a bar and a restaurant nearby. The Belacker Farmhouse Inn is known for serving Vosges specialties prepared from its own herd, offering an authentic local dining experience.
The Viewpoint at the Rehbrunnel shelter features a brand-new wooden structure with a stove and seating areas, and a well with drinking water 150 meters below. The Grambaechle Refuge (shelter) includes windows, a door, a stove, a balcony with a view, a grill, and tapwater from a source, making it very comfortable for hikers.
Absolutely. Many gîtes and farm stays, such as the Belacker Farmhouse Inn, provide an authentic local experience, often offering regional specialties prepared with local produce. These establishments allow you to immerse yourself in the gastronomy and rustic charm of the Vosges.
The region is well-suited for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling, which are typically best enjoyed from spring through autumn. The Molkenrain Refuge is open continuously from June 15 to September 15, and remains accessible every weekend and public holiday outside the high season, suggesting these months are ideal for visiting.
Yes, Rammersmatt itself has a botanical trail. For a wider range of activities, you can find numerous hiking trails, including those leading to viewpoints like the Rehbrunnel shelter. The area is also close to attractions like the Parc de Wesserling and the Alsace Wine Route.
The Rossberg Ski Club Hut (SCR-Thann) is open every Sunday and public holiday. It features a large dining room, an equipped kitchen, beds, and amenities, allowing people passing through to use the facilities for a meal or to share a moment of conviviality.
The Lumberjack's Hut offers a unique experience with furniture and beds handmade from Vosges wood. It includes a kitchenette, dining area, and bedrooms. A covered walk allows for outdoor enjoyment, and shared facilities like toilets, an outdoor stone oven, and a picnic area are available. It also provides free Wi-Fi and amenities for children. You can find more information about it at visit.alsace.


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