• numerous walking routes starting form Bussang into the surrounding hills, with the source of the Moselle at 2,5 kms
• the famous Theatre du Peuple, a gift of the author Maurice Pottecher to the people of Bussang in 1895
• 150 meters from Le Chevalier you will find the Casino of Bussang.
• near Bussang: fishing ponds, a  swimming pond in the Moselle, rock climbing, parapente, ATB rental and cycling routes
• Voie Verte: 30 kms of asphalted cycling/skating path, smooth as a mirror, former railway track to Remiremont. Starting point (or rather terminal point) right on our doorstep!
• Recently opened in Le Thillot (at 10 kms): former copper and silver mines of the Dukes of Lorraine, 16^th-18^th century
• Le Rouge Gazon, a (cross country) ski piste in the neighbouring village of St. Maurice, at a height of 1200 metres, also offering various beautiful walking routes (among others Lac de Perches, which leads back to Bussang)
• Ballon d’Alsace at 15 kms (1250 metres): skiing, cross country langlauf, walking (waterfalls near the top)
• Top of the Drumont at 8 kms: ferme auberge, wlking
• The Route de Crête: motoring tour along the hilltops of the Vosges, Grand Ballon, Col de la Schlucht, ferme auberges (farmhouses that offer food and drink)
• Hartmannswillerkopf (Vieil Armand): a special daytrip, 45 minute drive along the Route de Crête, to a battlefield of the First World War, with an impressive walk along the trenches, war monument en cemetery and beautiful views over the Rhine valley
• The Alsace wine route starts in Thann, 20 kms from Bussang: a route alternating pretty towns (the medieval towns of Riquewihrs) with wine tasting in old chateaux (Ribeauville, 3 castles)
• Haut-Koeningsbourg castle, and close-by the monkey zoo of Montagne des Singes or the Volerie des Aigles (birds of prey)

• Eguisheim, Kaisersberg, Rouffach (storks, remarkable square)
• Mulhouse (50 kms) is a nice town with the National Automobile Museum (many Bugattis), the Railway Museum, Electropolis (Electricity Museum) and the zoo
• Colmar (60 kms) is a beautiful, picturesque old town, also known as Little Venice
• Strassburg (80 kms) needs no further explanation
• Thann (20 kms): the Eye of the Witch, the river Thur, pretty town centre, vineyards, chapel
• Dornach prides itself on the Goetheanum, the world centre for antroposophy
• Basel, in Switzerland, is only a 1,20 hour-drive away (95 kms)
• Ronchamp, at 43 kms a 45-minute drive, boasts the chapel of La Dame du Haut (1954), by the French/Swiss architect Le Corbusier, considered to be one of the finest examples of religious 20^th century architecture.

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