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The Molières waterfall is an artificial waterfall of the Vosges massif, at Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, on the Robache. Unlike most Vosges waterfalls, which are natural, it was laid out by man, which makes it a curiosity apart. It is easily visited, during a walk on the edge of the town, and suits a short family break.
A high vertical fall nestled in a moss-carpeted granite gorge, near Plainfaing.
A little path has been laid out along the Vologne, which makes several falls, the largest of which is called the Saut des Cuves.
The Charlemagne waterfall is easy to reach: after Xonrupt-Longemer near Gérardmer, take the direction of Lac de Retournemer on the D67. The waterfall is at the bridge on the tarmac road.
The Saut de la Bourrique waterfall is a fall of about ten metres in a deep gorge.
The Tendon waterfalls comprise a small and a large fall, linked by a marked forest path in the heart of the Vosges.