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Doigt de Dieu

Discover the breathtaking "Doigt de Dieu" or Finger of God along well-known hiking trails like Escapardenne Lee Trail and Éislek Pad Hoscheid, offering a magnificent view from its perch above Dirbach.

Also called "Rouschteschleen", rusty rocks in Luxembourgish, these rocks displaying striking spires. This extraordinary alignment stands as one of Luxembourg's most captivating rock formations. Perched above Dirbach, this colossal rock is a geological wonder shaped by the gradual erosion of the Sûre river.

"Doigt de Dieu" or the “Finger of God” offers a sublime vista along renowned hiking trails like Escapardenne Lee Trail and Éislek Pad Hoscheid.

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