Want to experience something unique as a family? You are welcome at Nicolas' farm, nestled in the Hang clearing, for a magical encounter with horses unlike any other. They are called Curly. Available from 5 participants, this activity is offered by the Bruche Valley Tourism Office.
Curly horses, you say? Never heard of them. It’s true that just a century ago, this animal was on the brink of extinction. And even today, it remains largely unknown to the general public. Yet, and yet… this mysterious yet magnificent horse has the power to melt your hearts. You’ll agree when you visit Nicolas’ farm.
Scheduled every Tuesday afternoon from mid-July to August, this activity will offer you exceptional moments. To begin, you’ll go for a walk with Nicolas, who will tell you about his beloved clearing. Together, you’ll pick plants that will be used to prepare creams, balms, and other body care products.
Back at the farm, you’ll witness the milking of the mares and be invited to taste their milk. A precious beverage renowned for its health benefits due to its many virtues. Very close to human breast milk, mare’s milk is particularly nutritious, easier to digest than cow’s milk, and excellent for the skin. Indeed, Nicolas uses it to make soap and will reveal his secrets of production. You’ll understand: this is an experience you must not miss!
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Average duration 3 hours
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Languages spoken French
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Difficulty Suitable for all
From 01.07.2027 to 31.08.2027
From 25 € per person.
Tuesdays afternoons in July and August
Gift card valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
Useable at a date to be agreed upon, only upon prior reservation with the tourist office.
Office de Tourisme de la vallée de la Bruche
Just 45 minutes west of the Alsace metropolis, the Bruche valley stretches from the foothills in the heart of the Massif des Vosges to the borders of Lorraine. Bordered by the highest peaks in the Lower Rhine, the valley combines forest massifs, medium-altitude pastures and high stubble fields.
The valley is crossed by the Bruche river, a natural "link" between the sandstone and granite Vosges, from which it takes its name.
An unusual feature of the Alsatian landscape, the Bruche valley, with its Vosges-style appearance and ancient French-speaking tradition, is nonetheless proud of its art of living, which says it all about being Alsace!
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Accueil Vélo
- Qualité Tourisme