Le Haut du Roc

Culminating at 1013 m altitude, on a granite massif covered with sandstone and erratic boulders, this rocky peak dominates the area and offers a beautiful view of the Rupt valley

Geological interest
The Haut du Roc rests on a granite base crowned by an immense plateau of Vosges sandstone, which has been shaken and cracked. This sandstone plateau is strewn with a large number of erratic blocks transported by ancient glaciers. Such phenomena are quite frequent in the mountains, witnesses of the glaciation

The Haut-du-Roc, the highest point where Vosges sandstone is found, is also a natural site classified by the Lorraine Regional Department of the Environment.

Lorraine Regional Department of the Environment

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