Natur Pur?, Pont-Misère
The trail takes you through the future nature reserve Bruch – Pont-Misère (bridge of misery). But is the landscape that seems so wild and unspoilt really as natural as it looks? This trail is devoted to the landscape changes that are attributable to humans. You can learn all kinds of interesting things about the topic at 21 different stopping points. The trail offers many fantastic views and there’s a lot to discover.
Only the different stopping points are indicated along the route. The corresponding information is contained in a free brochure (in D and F). You can get a copy directly at the starting point from a vending machine or in the Nature Park Centre.
Start: Pont-Misère, car park at the bridge
Length: 7 km (small tour: 1.7 km)
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Wiss, Baach a Bësch, Baschleiden
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This trail leads through meadows, brooks and forests. It illustrates the development of the Ösling landscape as a result of its cultivation. The trail takes you out of Baschleiden in a northeasterly direction, following the little stream. It passes through a forested area to the legendary “Hellekessel”. The “Hämichterbaach” flows into the reservoir lake here. The way back takes you on through the forest to “Laangescht”. Then you come back over meadows and fields to Baschleiden.
Start: Baschleiden, opposite the restaurant
Length: 5.5 km
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Sculptures Trail, Lultzhausen
In summer 1999, six international sculptors fashioned their stones on-site, adapting them ideally to the landscape around the reservoir lake. The large sculptures line the path that leads through the slope above Lultzhausen and, together with the view of the lake, ensure you have an impressive experience. Brochures about the trail are available in several languages (D, F, EN, NL) at the Nature Park Centre in Esch-sur-Sûre.
Start: Lultzhausen, car park N27
Length: 4 km
Duration: 1.5 h
Waassersenneswee
Discover this reflection trail by the stream between Lultzhausen and Eschdorf. The trail is intended to pay tribute to, and illustrate, water in its elemental significance and as an existential component of living nature. The different themed stopping points invite visitors to reflect and ponder; embark on this journey and enjoy this impressive trail with all your senses.
Start: C.R. 314 between Lultzhausen and Eschdorf
Length: 2.8 km
Water nymph, Eschdorf
The trail follows the symbol of the dragonfly and leads from Eschdorf down into the valleys of the “Millbesch” and the “Grondmillebaach”, then back to the starting point via “Pëtzbech”. You can experience nature with all your senses at the individual stopping points.
This trail is particularly suitable for children. On the way, there are some little nature experience games, which make the hike exciting and varied.
Start: Eschdorf, town hall
Length: 4.5 km
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Court jester, Esch-sur-Sûre
The Court Jester invites you to take a leisurely stroll after a long journey. Here you have the opportunity to get a first impression of the picturesque little town of Esch-sur-Sûre. The path starts in the centre of the village at a small bridge. You walk around Esch-sur-Sûre through the forest and can see the castle from afar. Then return to the village and get to know the surroundings. Follow the symbol of the court jester.
Start: Esch-sur-Sûre, bridge in the centre
Length: 2,7 km
Duration: approx. 1 hours
