MOUTIERS DES FÉES

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The origin of the name "Mottei des Fées" comes from the Lorraine dialect and means "the church of the Fairies". Located on the ridge west of the Col de Grosse-Pierre, the rocks of Moutier des Fées evoke the shape of an old church, with nearby rock formations called "la sacristie".

According to legend, this is where fairies used to gather to dance. Today, this picturesque site is a popular climbing spot, attracting adventure and nature lovers.

Main information

Category of environmental heritage :
- Regional country park
Type of natural heritage :
- Mountain landscapes - Peaks - Straw fields
- Caves - Caverns - Quarries
Conditions of visit (individuals) :
- Visit on your own at all times
- Signposted footpaths
Conditions of visit (groups) :
- Visit on your own at all times
- Signposted footpaths

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Pets welcome :
- YES
Groups welcome :
- YES

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MOUTIERS DES FÉES

Proche du Col de Grosse-Pierre

88250

LA BRESSE

Phone : +33 3 29 25 41 29

Website "MOUTIERS DES FÉES"

Information update date :
- in the SITLOR database 30/09/2024 15:17:51