Way of Saint James of Compostela in Alsace
The Way of Saint James of Compostela in Alsace connects Wissembourg to Belfort. Inaugurated on Saint James' Day, July 25, 2003, marked by the Club Vosgien associations throughout the route, it forms the link ensuring continuity between Northern and Eastern Europe at the gates of Franche-Comté where the trail continues to Belfort via Bellemagny for a total of 275 km of long-distance hiking.
The Way of Saint James of Compostela in Alsace starts at Wissembourg. It is divided into 12 stages of approximately 25 km each. Each stage offers accommodation possibilities. However, everyone is free to organize their stages according to their own walking pace.
Author’s recommendation
https://saint-jacques-alsace.org/
Association of Friends of Saint James in Alsace in partnership with the Federation of the Club Vosgien (www.club-vosgien.eu)
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Call 112 in case of problems.
Tips and suggestions
visit www.massif-des-vosges.fr
and www.club-vosgien.eu to learn everything about hiking in the Vosges Mountains
Roadbook
see detailed datasheet
Gare SNCF de Wissembourg
L'Abbatiale Sts Pierre et Paul
Oberhoffen lès Wissembourg
Gare SNCF de Soultz sous Forêts
Gare SNCF de Haguenau
Hôtel - Champ'Alsace Centre
Maison d'hôtes de Christiane Wolff
Hôtel - Notre-Dame
Gare SNCF
Gare SNCF de Vendenheim
Gare SNCF
Gare SNCF de Molsheim
Gare SNCF de Dorlisheim
Mont Sainte-Odile
'Office de Tourisme du Pays de Barr
Gare SNCF de Barr
Les Ateliers de la Seigneurie
Office de Tourisme du Pays de Barr - Dambach-la-Ville
Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg
Château de Girsberg
Eglise Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur de Hunawihr
Office de Tourisme de la région de Guebwiller
Chapelle Notre-Dame des Bouleaux
Directions
Wissembourg - BellemagnyParking
Wissembourg (station parking)Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
www.club-vosgien.eu
Author’s map recommendations
www.club-vosgien.eu
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Mandatory equipment for the hiker.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions