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The Saut de la Bourrique waterfall is a fall of about ten metres in a deep gorge. The waterfall is named Saut de la Bourrique (the Donkey's Leap) after a legend of a donkey that saved its master and perished in the river. The waterfall is fed by the small Phény stream, a very pretty little watercourse in the undergrowth punctuated by several small stone bridges.
A series of small successive falls in the Vosges massif, in the commune of Rochesson.
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 waterfall is visible after 30 minutes' walk on a pleasant path. However you will need good footwear as the second part of the path is rocky.
A waterfall of the Vosges massif, a classified natural site since 1925, between Sapois and Gerbamont.
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.