Maginot Line – 2025

Have you ever dreamed of going down the Maginot Line undergrounds? Now you can!

After several months of research, we found about 10 of the last remaining accessible entrances to the Maginot Line.
It has been a long time in the making, which we have synthesized into an urbex map for you to enjoy!
You will go 40 meters underground and walk for miles in the darkness of the tunnels. Just like some famous explorers whose videos are available on Youtube.
Are you ready for one of the greatest adventures of your life?

How many coordinates?

It is a rather special map with about 70 gps points. With about:
– A dozen entries of the Maginot Line. Would you like to go 40 metres underground, travel through miles of tunnels and experience the thrill and wonder of it all? You will be served. The entries are in the “V.I.P.” layer of the map.
– Some points concerning air bases in the region, with old army vehicles.
– A dozen points listing forts and military bases in the area. Always interesting to have a look, it can be worth it.
– About twenty points listing bunkers and casemates, sometimes accessible, sometimes not. This is a bonus supplement to the map.
– About fifteen points listing museums allowing you to explore the Maginot Line in complete safety, for those curious about history.

Recommendations

1. It’s very easy to get lost, remember to bring some chalk to mark your way.
2. There may be a lot of water on the ground in some areas due to moisture and infiltration. Hiking shoes or boots should be worn.
3. It’s cold there. Warm coat recommended.
4. It’s pitch black, so think of a few extra lights.

Be careful

• Some entries are risky. You may have to cross a trench several metres high and long.
• You may get lost, so be prepared and plan your exploration well.
• These facilities are about 90 years old. Having been abandoned for a long time, these structures are bound to be dangerous.

Plan your next exploration

Still wondering how other explorers manage to explore with such ease? They are part of a community that helps each other.
Imagine, it’s Friday night, you want to explore tomorrow. You’re on your sofa, you pick up your phone/computer. You open your Maginot Line Urbex Map and find an urbex spot near you in a few seconds. All you have to do is call your urbex duo, plan your exploration and enjoy!

We do the research

No need to spend hours looking for your next urban / rural exploration, we do the urbex research for you. We also collect all the information you send us.
The Maginot Line Urbex Map 2025 is the result of all this research, all this information collected. About 70 coordinates of abandoned bunkers and tunnels in the region Grand-Est.
The number of urbex locations on the map is constantly evolving with the addition of coordinates and updates.

Immediate access

You have access to your map immediately after your purchase. No need to wait for us to validate anything, the system has been fully automated.
What that means? Once the purchase is made, click on the link that appears, the map opens on our website, simple and effective!
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Regular Updates

You got free updates until 31 December 2025.
Our regular updates allow you to enjoy the latest added urbex places, to see which spots are now inaccessible, and much more.
These updates are based on your feedback, our partners’ feedback, and our own research / exploration.

Lifetime access

What happens in 2026 and beyond? You will still be able to access the Maginot Line Urbex Map, without any problems. It will simply not be updated anymore. Our urbex map system works year by year.
You do as you wish, if you want your map to be updated in 2026, you can purchase an upgrade (4.90e) which can be found in the “Map < Upgrade” tab.

Join the EasyUrbex family

Join the EasyUrbex community, a group of explorers across Europe to benefit from their feedback and their best urbex addresses.
Do you pass a new urbex location that is not on the map? Exchange it with us!  You notice that a coordinate is outdated? Let us know!
We collect all this data and incorporate it into our maps through regular updates.