Mullerthal Region

Three roads make up the Mullerthal trail. The number one path is ideal for individuals who like to walk through forests and farms. The second path is perfect for people who want to view spectacular rock formations, while the third way is ideal for those who want to gaze at lovely castles. You can select your own route or take all three. Hiking into the cracks of the Luxembourg sandstone, through woodlands, sun-drenched valleys, and along little watercourses - the magnificent world along the Mullerthal Trail offers all of these opportunities.

If you enjoy trekking among forests and rock formations, the Mullerthal region is for you. It is also known as "Little Switzerland" since it is located on the border between Luxembourg and Germany. The landscape is distinguished by primeval woodland, wild rock formations covered in various species of moss, meandering roads close to little streams, and gorges through which you may stroll. A beautiful area to spend a few days trekking.

The full Mullerthal walk is 112 kilometers long. These 112 kilometers are separated into three circular paths of 38, 37, and 37 kilometers in length. Remember that everyone's speed is different. It is up to you to determine how many kilometers you can walk every day and how much time you can spend in this area. Echternach is the most easily accessible town in the Mullerthal area by public transportation. It serves as the principal transportation/tourist center and is also Luxembourg's oldest town. You may take a bus from Luxembourg's capital to Echternach. You may be able to take an additional bus to your ultimate destination, depending on where you are staying.

Location: Luxembourg

Difficulty level: Medium
Duration of the trip: 8-10 days