In the center of Luvigny, the La Hazelle-Col d'Asson circular hiking trail begins and eventually leads back to Luvigny. The marked trail is permanently accessible free of charge, is a difficult 10-kilometer circular hike, and passes the prehistoric Dolmen de la Hazelle.
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Culture
The Saint-Barthélémy Church, built in 1779, houses the statue of Notre-Dame de la Maix. It is a black, painted wooden statue probably dating from the 18th century and classified as a historic monument.
Émile Gerlach is also connected with Luvigny: he lived the last twenty years of his life in the municipality. In June 2023, the municipality of Luvigny established a permanent exhibition about his life and work. It is located in the square named after the artist.
Hiking and Activities
At La Forêt ân'imée, the donkey activity is available exclusively by reservation. Self-guided walks with a pack donkey are offered there. A pack saddle, saddlebags, lead ropes, an IGN map of the massif, a compass, and a first-aid kit are provided for the donkey tours. Visitors can choose between a one-hour leisurely hike and a full-day exploration.
Landscape
The Rocher des Hauts Champs lies on the boundary between the municipal forest of Luvigny and the Bois-Sauvage state forest. It is located on a very steep spur at an altitude of approximately 650 meters. The Rocher des Hauts Champs consists of a collection of Vosges sandstone rocks crisscrossed by passages and extending for more than 200 meters.
Further destinations: Rouvres-La-Chétive, Vincey, Ferdrupt, Brechainville, Bains-Les-Bains, Fresse-Sur-Moselle, Cornimont, Bouzemont
