At the Col de Fouchy, a hike begins at the pass of the same name and leads to the Rocher de la Salière and the Roche du Cheval Tombé. The circular route at the Col de Fouchy is 7.8 km long. Another option in the village is La Ferme de la Fontaine, where donkey hikes are offered by prior appointment.
Renting a holiday apartment in Fouchy is an independent decision as part of your personal travel planning.
Nature
The Chemin du Patrimoine “Une forêt en pays welche” is a 5.5 km route. It begins at the town hall and is signposted with explanatory panels. Along the route, former woodworking trades are presented; the route also shows the types of forest trees worked on by these craftsmen.
Family
“Les petits explorateurs à Fouchy” is a family treasure hunt that begins at the town hall and explores the village through a series of puzzles. The route is stated to be 2 km long and to take two hours. It is accessible with a stick stroller and an all-terrain stroller.
Culture
The Chapelle de Noirceux stands at the foot of the first hairpin bends leading to the Col de Fouchy and is open for self-guided visits. The Saint-Jean-Baptiste church in Fouchy has a bell tower with open windows and a large nave.
The old houses of Fouchy date from the 19th century. The village’s stone houses were restored by the villagers while preserving a distinctive Vosges style and are now part of the village’s cultural heritage.
Landscape
Fouchy extends to the foot of the Guichat and Rougerain mountain peaks.
