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.

Opening hours

Contact

Address: Visit Éislek
L-9401 Vianden
Show on map

More sites

© Visit Éislek
Viewpoint Lätgesbierg
The rocky Lätgesbierg viewpoint near Vianden offers an alpine hiking experience in a spectacular natural setting.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Rouschtert viewpoint
The Rouschtert viewpoint in Dirbach, a popular photo spot, offers a breathtaking view of a loop of the Sûre river and the village of Dirbach at an altitude of 350 metres. It can only be reached via hiking trails.
Find out more
© Visit Eislek
Baschleiden - Tempelskamp
The Tempelskamp viewpoint near Baschleiden offers hikers sweeping views over the Upper Sûre reservoir and the hilly landscape of the Éislek.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Bomm
The ‘Bomm’ viewpoint in Kautenbach looks back on an impressive past - from its original construction in 1913 to its rehabilitation in 2014.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Schleedbësch viewpoint
The Schleedbësch viewpoint in Bourscheid offers an impressive view of Bourscheid Castle and the loop of the River Sûre at Bourscheid-Moulin.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Quarry "Schoofsbësch"
The "Schoofsbësch", a former quarry, forms the heart of a nature reserve. Several picnic tables, benches and a barbecue area are available here.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Panoramic Platform Belvédère Burfelt
The Belvédère Burfelt panoramic platform is just a few minutes' drive from the Belgian border. Built in 2016, it rises 70 metres above the Upper Sûre reservoir and invites you to take in the unspoilt natural surroundings.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Deiwelselter
This remarkable monument, once a burial site, is a landmark of the town of Diekirch. Those who hike there are rewarded by a great view of the village and its green surroundings.
Find out more
© Visit Éislek
Pavillion Schënnbierg
The Pavillon Schënnbierg, a viewpoint on the Éislek Pad Vianden, offers an idyllic opportunity to relax and immerse yourself in nature.
Find out more