Sports and leisure activities Haut-Rhin

At the foot of the Waldeck forest lies the Société hippique de Mulhouse. Teenagers, Shetland riders, owners, beginners and walkers all rub shoulders here... The club offers a wide range of activities: dressage, show jumping, horse-ball, pony games, training courses, members' rides, horse boarding and numerous events. Our values are respect, attention, self-control, perseverance and precision.

Discover the world of silence with this association created in 1995 by scuba diving enthusiasts! There is no doubt about it: it is affiliated with the very official Fédération Française d'Etudes et de Sports Sous- (FFESSM)! Its instructors provide training courses every Friday from 20 a. m. to 22 p. m. at the nautical stadium. Colmar Evasion Diving (CEP) also organizes outdoor outings to allow you to confirm your achievements in swimming pool. It should also be noted that the CEP offers free diving baptisms as well as summer animations for children in particular. If you wish to join the association, please visit its website: you can download the registration form to complete and return with your cheque.

Club Mulhouse Aviron offers 11 sessions a week with qualified instructors and plenty of new equipment donated by members. Every evening from 5pm to 6:30pm or 6:30pm to 8pm, as well as on Saturdays from 2pm to 4pm, join our members in a friendly atmosphere. A "sport santé" section is even very active within the club. Their members emphasize that "it's a very complete sport, very gentle, without jerks. What I like about rowing is that it's a team sport, so you have to be in sync on the water".

Discover the snowy forests of the Vosges under the guidance of professional musher Morgan Bachmann. Various formulas are proposed to you. Initiation visit, 1/2 hour baptism, 1 hour or 1/2 day excursion. You will learn how the musher prepares his team and will share unforgettable moments in the company of superb dogs in the magical setting of a winter nature majestically draped in its great white coat. The rest of the year, Morgan swaps his sled for a kart specially adapted to his team of Nordic dogs.

Referring to the Rhine and the numerous thermal spas on the other side of the border, this aquatic complex features water carefully filtered by an ecological device. The real novelty is the wellness area with its green roof and nature-like colors. The outdoor area has been expanded with three pools (family pool, Olympic pool and diving pool), a play structure, a slide and a play area. It's a paradise for young and old, close to Mulhouse.

The Grand Ballon is a truly astronomical coup… High point of the Vosges massif (1,424 m altitude) it is easy to access when snow is not part of the game, and fully accessible in the winter, including when a thick layer of fresh snow covers its gentle slopes and access paths. To get there, just take the roads open on its slopes (the Cranes Road, on the other side, is closed in winter), for example from Thann, and then snake nicely until the foot of the summit via Goldbach-Altenbach. The last kilometers in winter may require the establishment of chains or the use, at minimum, of snow tires. In winter always, unless you know the place perfectly, we strongly advise you to go up the day to track the path to go to the radôme and even mark the route through a GPS. This detection avoids a few disagreements when, very close to the summit, possible locks interfere in the last hectometers. It is equally imperative to take into account the weather conditions (only a completely clear night can give the green light for such a shipment). The ideal way is to make the end of the day, attend the sunset, then descend by the same path during the evening or night. Snowshoes may be required. In all cases the climb, which lasts less than 30 minutes, must take place from the parking lot of the Grand Ballon pass (and the corresponding hotel), i. e. slope is, and not on the other side (west slope) whose path is less direct, thus more difficult (the transformed snow can be icy!). Finally, last advice: it can be very cold up there, all the more so since the wind (ice in winter) can get off the side and accentuate the sensation… Very hot clothes are therefore mandatory, as are front lamps (white or red light) for the rise or descent at night. The other basic accessories are added to this package: mobile phone with duly loaded, thermos with hot drink, cereal bars in case of fringal, foot and hands heaters in case of very cold, and photographic material (box + tripod) if you wish to immortalize the event and the celestial vault.

What do we see once up there? At this altitude and with much of the light pollution rejected in valleys and east towards the big cities, it is a small slap waiting for the visitor, caught between the quality of the sky offered, the vision on the valleys around (sometimes submerged by sea of spectacular clouds), and the ghosts of the radôme, its control building, and the Blue Diables monument a little lower. If the moon is present during the visit (in neighborhood for example), blafards and strange white reflections on snow slopes appear to be unreal. In summer, the vision is less spectacular and access is easier, it is not rare to cross a few lovers of night lights coming to impregnate the atmosphere of the place. In any case, and regardless of the number of hours spent up there, once you're down, you're coming to pinch and wonder if we really have experienced this adventure!

Recently installed in a former shopping mall in the center of Mulhouse, the new conservatory has breathed new life into these sleepy neighborhoods. The elegantly refurbished building has all the facilities needed to pass on the love of music. With a 300-seat auditorium and 7,000 m² of classrooms for over 100 disciplines, the new conservatory is ready to welcome budding musicians and others.

Mulhouse's players are multiplying their exploits in the French Cup, Supercup and French Championship titles! The Palais des Sports is packed to the rafters, vibrating with the exploits of the club, which represents the top level of sport in Mulhouse. Built up patiently year after year, the ASPTT continues its development with a genuine training and recruitment strategy. Under the leadership of François Salvagni, who led the team to this historic treble, the team intends to continue its exploits. The public and supporters are still in for a treat!

Situated at an altitude of 1,247 m, the resort renews summer and winter activities, making it a popular place for sports enthusiasts. The alpine ski slopes are open at night and the slalom stadium for World Cup races has been completely refurbished and equipped with snow-making machines. In the summer, the resort remains very attractive, as it is equipped with toboggans on rails, a salto-trampoline and a miniature golf course. Don't miss out on a paragliding or hang gliding tour either, as the site is a perfect place to take off. To get there, there is the ridge shuttle.

More than 14 km of downhill ski runs and 67 km of cross-country ski runs, 153 snow guns, 7 ski lifts and a 6-seater detachable chairlift, but also a freestyle area (with a boardercross), a snowpark, a Nordic Park (which has been awarded the So Nordic label ), a trail for sled dogs and ski joering, two secure toboggan runs and a 1 km Trick Track (4 seasons)... This superb resort has absolutely nothing to envy to its Alpine alter egos! And in summer, it's mountain biking!

All year round, subject to good weather conditions, discover Alsace by hot air balloon with Aérovision. You will fly over the Vosges mountains, the vineyards, the Alsace plain and the Ried between Munster and Colmar or in the Greater Saverne area. The trip lasts 4-5 hours, including 1 to 2 hours of actual flight time. The take-off is usually at daybreak: the light and wind conditions are best at that time. As a highlight of your flight, you will be offered a glass of Crémant d'Alsace!

A leading and renowned dance school in the Colmar region. Cathy Wroblewski started classical dance under the eyes of her mother Coco Wroblewski (founder of the school) at the age of 6. After a classical training, Cathy was introduced to modern jazz with Matt Mattox (world-renowned dancer, choreographer and teacher) at the Jazz'Art school in Paris. All this is complemented by tap dancing classes and an introduction to Indian dance and tai chi! This mix of techniques now feeds Cathy Wroblewski's teaching methods, in a good mood and with respect for everyone's abilities. Since 1981, Cathy has been teaching classical dance and modern jazz to children from 4 years old as well as teenagers and adults. She also runs contemporary dance and floor bar classes, modules specifically dedicated to seniors as well as private classes for future brides and grooms who want to master the subtleties of waltz or salsa. Special mention to the room where the classes take place: clear and calm, it is equipped with a beautiful wooden floor and an efficient ventilation system in summer. Cathy is passionate about her job and manages to pass on her passion to her students, it's a gift. Finally, it should be noted that each year the Wroblewski dance school presents a performance that gives students the opportunity to perform in public while participating in choreographic and staging work.

Pleasant in summer, the complex allows you to sit on the lawn and cool off in a 195^m2 pool with massaging water jets, bubbling grills, a counter-current river and a slide for the youngest. Outside there is also a volleyball court. The interior is not to be outdone with its fitness centre which includes sauna, hammam, whirlpool and rest room in addition to the 25m x 15m swimming pool.

Under its large glass roof, this SWIMMING POOL is a children's paradise! It includes two fun, colorful paddling pools (indoor and outdoor), a central slide, a balneo course, a large pool and a training pool. The fitness room, sauna and steam room are open all year round. Outside in summer: shaded grassy areas for naps, playgrounds, ping-pong tables, a bowling green, a volleyball court and picnic tables.

Mulhouse's Olympic ice rink is one of France's leading ice hockey venues, with its resident Scorpions club. But the rink is also a place where everyone can relax and enjoy skating, especially families thanks to the Famille Plus label. On Wednesdays and weekends, the Jardin de Glace (Ice Garden) is a fun way for the little ones to learn, and teenagers are particularly keen on ice karting! Musical entertainment every weekend.

This indoor pool includes a sports pool with a movable floor, a family pool, a leisure pool with a massaging bench, a waterfall and massaging jets, a paddling pool and two slides of 35 and 55 m. As soon as the weather is fine, you can sunbathe on the outdoor mineral and plant beach. All year round, sauna, hammam, solarium and whirlpool invite you to relax! Aquagym, aquabike and other aquatraining sessions are offered. To finish in beauty, you can relax in the cafeteria: drinks, sandwiches, ice creams and sweets.

Sport, leisure, fitness and relaxation: this water sports centre welcomes you in all seasons. Swimming pool, shallow play pool with counter-current swimming lane and massage jets, waterfalls and geyser, 60-metre tube slide, paddling pool with small slide and water games, whirlpool, relaxation and fitness area, outdoor facilities with playgrounds, terrace, solarium and snack bar: something for young and old alike!

Inaugurated 40 years ago, on May 29 1969 to be exact, Mulhouse's mini-golf course was located on the site of today's ice rink. By democratizing the art of the club while adding an undeniable playful side - just look at the course a ball has to take before hitting the hole! -Mini-golf is also a great way to bring together different generations (parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, lovers, young people, pensioners...) in a setting that can only be described as bucolic. Of course, the spirit of competition is always present, but it's not a goal in itself. This sport (yes, believe it or not) is above all an opportunity to have fun with family and friends, with some great laughs in store. From the end of the eighteenth hole, we can look back on four decades of laughter and shared pleasure. At this rate, we'll reach the century without even realizing it. We're already looking forward to it.