The Savoureuse River defines the setting of Lepuix — rising on the slopes of the Ballon d’Alsace, it runs through a forested southern Vosges valley and has shaped the commune’s settled corridor. Lepuix belongs to the Territoire de Belfort, where the Vosges foothills meet the Belfort Gap, the lowland passage between the Vosges and Jura ranges. Above the village stands the 1,247-metre Ballon d’Alsace, shared by four French départements and remembered as the first major mountain pass climbed by the Tour de France, in 1905. Browse further webcams nearby to understand how Lepuix and the southern Vosges relate to the Belfort Gap.
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