Ski touring around La Schlucht

12 ski touring routes are described within 10 km of La Schlucht, climbing up to 1,299 m, from peaks such as Hohneck.

La Schlucht is a ski resort in the Vosges (Vosges), in the commune of Gérardmer. The village sits at 1,132 m and the ski area rises to 1,251 m, a skiable vertical of 412 m.

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Ski touring routes described

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12 ski touring routes documented within 10 km of La Schlucht — up to 1,299 m of climb.

Summit and route	Ski grade	Climb	Altitude	Aspect	From resort
Hohneck · Couloirs	3.2 · E1 · AD	350 m	1,028 → 1,363 m	n/a	1.4 km
Hohneck · Couloir du Petit Dagobert	4.1 · E1 · D+	300 m	1,040 → 1,363 m	NE	1.4 km
Hohneck · Couloir à droite du Falimont	4.1 · E1 · D+	300 m	1,139 → 1,363 m	E	1.4 km
Hohneck · Grand Couloir de l'Hotel et ses deux branches	4.1 · E1 · D+	250 m	1,040 → 1,245 m	S	1.4 km
Hohneck · Couloirs et Goulotte Secteur Martinswand	3.3 · E2	n/a	1,025 → 1,245 m	N	1.4 km
Hohneck : Par la piste de Retournemer	1.3 · E1 · F	580 m	780 → 1,363 m	NW · W	1.9 km
Hohneck · Couloir du Falimont	2.3 · E1 · AD	200 m	1,100 → 1,300 m	NE	2.4 km
Hohneck · Gaschney - Col du Falimont - Col du Schaeferthal	3.3 · E1 · PD	637 m	985 → 1,363 m	n/a	2.6 km
Hohneck · Soldatenschlatten (Grand Dagobert)	4.2 · E1 · D+	300 m	1,040 → 1,363 m	NE	2.8 km
Hohneck · Couloir de la Martinswand	4.2 · E2 · D+	250 m	1,320 m	SE	2.8 km
Hohneck · Couloir en Y	4.1 · E1 · D+	220 m	1,100 → 1,320 m	N	2.8 km
Hohneck · Tour en étoile	n/a · PD	1,299 m	985 → 1,363 m	n/a	3.1 km

Not a piste. Neither marked, nor patrolled, nor secured: transceiver, shovel, probe, the day’s avalanche bulletin and, better still, a guide. Ski grade (1.1–5.6) = steepness and commitment; exposure (E1–E4) = consequence of a fall.

Source: Camptocamp.org topo guide (CC BY-SA), routes starting within 10 km, read on 13 September 2026. Descriptions and photos are on Camptocamp; an empty cell is a field nobody has filled in. Camptocamp ski touring routes ↗

Before you go. A grade is not a guarantee: it describes the route in normal conditions, not on the day you ski it. Check the avalanche bulletin for the range, carry a transceiver, shovel and probe, and tell someone where you are going.

Gearing up for touring

Touring kit and the transceiver-shovel-probe trio are bought once and last for years — resort shops rarely hire them out. Here are the matching aisles at our partner shops.

Ski touring ↗ Avalanche safety ↗

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