MORAINE DE NOIRGUEUX

Site presenting a set of 4 morainic arches that have remained as they were when the glacier formed them about 15,000 years ago. The site of Noirgueux is a heap of pebbles, gravel and sand accumulated at the end of the glacier that came down from the Vosges mountains and stretched for nearly 40Km in the Moselle valley during the last glaciation.T he educational trail was created on this local historical site of the 2nd World War, where military action led to the liberation of Remiremont on 21.09.1944 Access : Coming from Remiremont, take the exit D157 (Saint-Nabord/Peuxy), then the ZI d'Eloyes/Saint-Nabord and immediately on the right the Chemin des Broches. Turn left and take the Chemin de Longeroye. Continue to the sign n° 1 "Le Site de Noigueux", then n° 2 "La Moraine de Noirgueux", n° 3 "Hommage à Henri Hogard", n° 4 "L'ancien Lac de Saint-Nabord/Remiremont", n° 5 "La Zone Natura 2000", n° 6 "Le tracé de la Moselle", n° 7 "Le Canal d'alimentation du réservoir de Bouzey".