In Burtoncourt, the La Voie de 60 is designated as a 9.5-kilometre hiking trail with a walking time of approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes. It follows the route of a former railway line that served to supply the Maginot Line installations further to the east.
When planning a stay in Burtoncourt, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The communal forest of Burtoncourt covers 85 hectares. It is subject to forestry management regulations and is divided into fifteen parcels.
Culture and Townscape
The Château is a fortified Maison forte with very thick walls. It was formerly flanked by a square tower; before the French Revolution, it was home to the lords of Burtoncourt. The Château is built perpendicular to Burtoncourt’s broad, single street and is regarded as the oldest and most solid building in Burtoncourt.
The church of Burtoncourt bears the date 1755, the year it was rebuilt by monks from Saint-Avold. It contains a 17th-century pulpit.
Local Accommodation
The La Croix du Bois Sacker campsite in Burtoncourt has 130 pitches. Au Château in Burtoncourt is accommodation with one guest room for two people. Chambres d'hôtes à Burtoncourt is accommodation with two guest rooms for five people.
