Is the Boucle d’Attenschwiller GPX available?

Yes. The track and its profile can be viewed here, and the file is available as a free download from this page.

Do these details replace the organiser's instructions?

No. This page makes sources easier to consult and separates published data from GPX calculations. Check the latest official instructions before the start.

Long-distance hiking · France / CV-17507263

Boucle d’Attenschwiller

A local loop starting and finishing in Attenschwiller, recorded with a green disc. The relation has no individual title: the display name simply describes its town and route shape.

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22kmTrack distance

+468mTrack elevation gain

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The documented route

The main chain closes at the same start and finish point. The relation does not identify a car park: choose an access and check its connection to the loop so that any approach is included in your day.

Choose access and return points

The source describes a loop. Choose a precise access and verify the return actually represented before relying on a finish at the same car park.

Plan the sections

The available main track is continuous. Divide its length around places you actually intend to reach and return arrangements, without adding a shortcut or a connection absent from the source.

Read the waymarks

Green disc. The symbol helps read the relation. Check it at junctions and compare any discrepancy with the chosen route map. On its own, it establishes neither difficulty nor opening conditions.

Notable places

Club Vosgien emblem over an illustrated mountain landscape.

At a glance

Operator recorded in OSM: Club Vosgien
Waymark recorded in OSM: Green disc
Length of available OSM sections: 22.344 km — Planimetric measure of represented edges, retaining repeats; not an official distance for the complete itinerary.
Declared start: Attenschwiller
Declared finish: Attenschwiller
Declared shape: Loop

Metrics calculated from the Trailboard track

Plan your hike

Define the day’s scope

The available main track is continuous. Divide its length around places you actually intend to reach and return arrangements, without adding a shortcut or a connection absent from the source.

OpenStreetMap — relation 17507263 · 2026-10-03T10:12:23Z ↗

Arrange your exit point

The source describes a loop. Choose a precise access and verify the return actually represented before relying on a finish at the same car park.

OpenStreetMap — relation 17507263 · 2026-10-03T10:12:23Z ↗

Confirm stopping points

Plan breaks and confirm useful services for your dates. Neither supply points nor drinking water are inferred from place names alone.

OpenStreetMap — relation 17507263 · 2026-10-03T10:12:23Z ↗

Plan your hike

Keep the map and landmarks matching your exact chosen section; a general hiking reference does not replace the detail of a passage.
Official sources and resources

OpenStreetMap — relation 17507263 · © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL
Continuous main chain reconstructed from exact OSM nodes; all selected edge occurrences retained with no added connection. Approaches and excursion roles are kept separate.

Enriched elevation profile. Elevation derived from Copernicus DEM GLO-30

Boucle d’Attenschwiller

The documented route

Choose access and return points

Plan the sections

Read the waymarks

Notable places

At a glance

Plan your hike

Define the day’s scope

Arrange your exit point

Confirm stopping points

Plan your hike

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