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Accessible wilderness in Luxembourg: 3 Nature Parks you’ll want to see
Berdorf, Echternach, Luxembourg
Looking to wander in the wilderness? Here are 3 nature unmissable nature parks in Luxembourg.
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Rock and stroll in Natur & Geopark Mëllerdall
Echternach, Echternach
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Visitors to Luxembourg’s Natur & Geopark Mëllerdall are first struck by its curious rock formations. Choose from scores of circular walks and mountain biking trails for all levels. Experienced hikers can try the Mullerthal Trail, a three-day, 112-kilometre hike through forests, meadows and rock formations. While you’re in the area, don’t miss the many picturesque castles such as Larochette and Beaufort!
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Sweeping views and lush greenery in the Upper Sûre Nature Park
The Upper Sûre or “Öewersauer” Nature Park is a big hit with water lovers. Located in the Luxembourg Éislek, bordering Belgium in the north of the country, it centres around the Upper Sûre Lake, which was created by damming the Sûre River in 1961. To appreciate the lake from above, hike to the Burfelt Belvedere, a panoramic platform offering a sweeping view of the lake and its lush greenery. Don’t forget to check out the nearby castle in Esch-sur-Sûre.
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The "Our" Nature Reserve
Vianden, Vianden, Luxembourg
Spanning 420 square kilometres, the land plunges into narrow valleys carved out by the Our and Clerve rivers and rises onto remote plateaus. Hikers are spoiled for choice – we recommend any of the five Nat’Our Routen circular hikes, such as route 5, offering great views of Vianden Castle.
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Join us in preserving one of Luxembourg's greatest asset
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Nature is one of Luxembourg’s greatest assets. To ensure that everyone can enjoy it, we urge hikers to keep to paths and bikers to remain on hard surfaces. Luxembourg is a pooch paradise but remember that dogs should be kept on a leash and their mess disposed of correctly. Luxembourg owes its lush vegetation to regular rain showers and it can also experience hot and cold extremes, so remember to check the weather before setting out and wear the right gear. With its exposed plateaus and deep valleys, you will likely break a sweat in these parks. Please check that your fitness level corresponds to the degree of difficulty of the routes planned.