The Col de la Crénée lies at an altitude of 550 metres in the Vosges Massif and connects the municipalities of Denipaire and La Pêcherie near Saint-Dié-des-Vosges. From there, panoramic views extend across the Hure Valley and the heights of Ban-de-Sapt. The Col de la Crénée is accessible via signposted paths.
Nature
The Roche des Corbeaux is a three-sided cone of Vosges sandstone in the municipality of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges; its northern slopes are located in the territory of Denipaire. The Grande Randonnée de Pays de la Déodatie long-distance hiking trail crosses the forested area of the Roche des Corbeaux. Its summit is equipped with a viewpoint.
Culture and trails
The nearby Camp celtique de la Bure is a fortified hilltop site from the Gallic and Gallo-Roman periods with archaeological remains. A signposted, 4-kilometre-long footpath leads there from the car park at the Col de la Crénée in around 20 minutes on foot. The Circuit pédestre - La Hure circular hiking trail also passes through Denipaire.
Cycling route
The permanent cultural cycling tour Boucle patrimoine n°17: Les 3 abbayes climbs up to Denipaire, where the route offers viewpoints.
Cuisine
Chez les Fonfons in Denipaire is a Bistrot de Pays and serves dishes made from fresh produce daily from Thursday to Sunday.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Denipaire can include this in their travel plans.
