The Climont, 966m above sea level, is one of the symbols of the Bruche valley, thanks to its atypical trapezoidal shape. It's a privileged spot, not to be missed for the vast circular view offered by the Julius Tower (17 m), erected in 1897 by the Strasbourg section of the Club Vosgien, in honor of Julius Euting, famous orientalist and founding president of the Club. The Climont is also a veritable water tower for the region. Three rivers flow from its banks: the Bruche, the Giessen and the Fave.