Oberhaslach can be discovered through its cultural heritage, natural sites and hiking destinations.
Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Oberhaslach can plan the town as a travel destination.
Culture
An ex-voto created in 1843 by an anonymous painter in the Saint-Florent pilgrimage chapel in Oberhaslach documents the pilgrimage of the Wangenbourg-Engenthal parish to Oberhaslach. The Chapelle d'Oberhaslach houses ex-votos from the 18th century that are listed in the inventory of historic monuments. An ex-voto in the chapel of Oberhaslach was donated in 1848 by two farmers from Willgotheim.
The sculpture symposium held in Oberhaslach in spring 2003 brought together eight international artists. The symposium's sculptures were installed in the state forest in 2004 to create the first international contemporary sculpture trail in Alsace.
Nature
The 400 m-long Sens'Hasel barefoot trail passes through a river, a meadow, a wetland and a forest. It is located in the Engelmatt leisure area behind Oberhaslach's community hall.
Hiking
The Cascade du Nideck waterfall is located in Oberhaslach at an altitude of 534 m; the water falls over a roughly 25 m-high wall of volcanic rock. It can be reached via a hiking trail from the D218 opposite the Nideck forester's house and is connected to the GR 5, the Chemin des châteaux forts d'Alsace and the Vosges massif mountain-bike crossing (TMV). The ruins of Nideck's castles can only be reached via a hiking trail.
The Grand Ringelstein, also known as Ringelsbourg, is classified as a historic monument and is located in the heights above Oberhaslach. Its summit area lies at an altitude of 644 m and is crowned by two large sandstone rocks; it can be reached via a hiking trail.
Hohenstein Castle overlooks the entrance to the Bruche Valley. Its ruins can be reached via a hiking trail.
Other destinations in this selection include Soultz-Les-Bains, Wimmenau, Oberbronn, Olwisheim, La Vancelle, Sundhouse, Niederhaslach and Souffelweyersheim.
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