A unique project: 5 footbridges (40 m, 32 m, 2x25 m and 10 m) at the foot of the Vosges in the beautiful department of Haute-Saône, installed on the area’s new cycling and walking trail. Pedestrians and cyclists can now cross the Rahin, the local river, at the foot of Le Chérimont.
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5 footbridges
Les Gravières footbridge
40 m x 3 m - This bridge reconnects the two residential areas in the village of Champagney.
Marketplace footbridge
25 m x 3 m - Combining our modern expertise with 19th-century craftsmanship.
Ancien pont cassé footbridge
32 m x 3 m - This footbridge across the Rahin completes the circular route around Champagney’s wonderful lakes.
Les Ballastières footbridge
25 m x 3 m - This bridge, the most important for our client, allows Champagney secondary school students to get to school without crossing the village’s main road.
It also provides safe access to Champagney’s lakes on summer evenings.
Les Anciennes Gravières footbridge
10 m x 3 m - This bridge provides access to Ronchamp national forest, helping locals return to nature and pick mushrooms.
It’s the perfect example of putting people back in touch with their ecosystem.
Blending into their surroundings
All five of these aluminum footbridges reconnect users, creating shorter, safer journeys that co-exist with and respect nature.
Our teams’ work to restore local bridges has helped overcome mobility challenges.
We offer this expertise through our company
Poralu Bridge
