The Pierre de la Roche is a rock formation in the territory of Taintrux and reaches a height of 652 metres. It towers over the valleys of Taintrux and Rouges-Eaux. Climbing is possible on routes graded from 5c to 7a on this rock formation.
Renting a holiday apartment in Taintrux is an independent part of planning your stay.
Culture and history
The Église Saint-Georges de Taintrux was built in the Gothic and Renaissance styles. The organ of the Église Saint-Georges de Taintrux was made by Nicolas Jeanpierre in 1848.
The Celtic camp Camp celtique du Chastel features a sandstone wall, basins carved into the rock and panoramic views. Excavations at Camp celtique du Chastel uncovered pottery shards, millstones and rhyolite objects, which are dated to La Tène stage D1, the end of the second Iron Age.
Hiking
The hiking route Circuit pédestre - Pierre de la Roche is located at the Col de Noirmont in Taintrux and is a 2 km-long mid-mountain hike with 80 metres of elevation gain.
The hiking route Circuit pédestre - Le Chastel is located at the Col de Noirmont in Taintrux and is marked with red, yellow and red ring markings. It is a 5 km-long mid-mountain hike with 170 metres of elevation gain.
Surroundings
The mountain Haut Jacques is in the immediate vicinity of Taintrux. The mountain Montagne d'Ormont is in the vicinity of Taintrux.
The Cathédrale Saint-Dié church is located in the vicinity of Taintrux. Moyenmoutier Abbey is also located in the vicinity of Taintrux.
In the wider regional surroundings of Taintrux are Senones Abbey, the mountain Le Rossberg, the summit Tête du Violu and the Musée du Cristal museum.
Other places: Saint-Amé, Le Clerjus, Brouvelieures, Bains-Les-Bains, Liézey, Bruyères, Étival-Clairefontaine, Corcieux
