The Le Schlumpf ski station overlooks the village of Dolleren and offers a groomed toboggan run.
Those considering Dolleren as a holiday destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Winter and Nature
The source of the Doller is located in Fennematt at an altitude of 922 metres and can be visited after the farm. It feeds the Doller; the river supplies water to more than 50 municipalities in Haut-Rhin, including Mulhouse.
The Circuit du Graber passes several working farms and offers views of the Graber pastures, also known as Breitenstein.
The Triebelskopf and Hoherkopf mountains are located in the immediate vicinity of Dolleren. The Saut de la Truite waterfall and the Cascade du Rummel waterfall are also in the surrounding area.
Culture and History
The Exaltation-de-la-Sainte-Croix parish church in Dolleren was built in the neo-Gothic style from 1877 onwards. The church houses a 16th-century statue of Saint Sebastian.
The Sentier de découverte du Graber offers insights into Dolleren’s former rural way of life and its vibrant agricultural heritage shaped by mountain life. The Château du Friedberg castle, the Château de Rougemont ruins, the Château de Stoerenbourg ruins and the Château d'Engelbourg ruins are located in the vicinity of Dolleren.
Cuisine
The Auberge du Graber serves homemade cuisine.
