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Trail Running in Éislek

Explore Luxembourg's Steepest Region

A Road Trip in Northern Luxembourg

On the most beautiful roads of Éislek

With its 450 kilometres, the Grand Tour du Luxembourg offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the country and its regions at your own pace. Approximately 180 kilometres of this route traverse Éislek. On such a road trip through Éislek, the journey itself becomes an adventure full of unforgettable moments and exciting discoveries.

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Beautiful spring hikes in Éislek

Walking through the certified hiking region in the north of Luxembourg

Spring is the perfect season to discover Éislek’s hiking trails because of the mild weather and low number of visitors. The high plains and steep valleys, the wild landscapes and magnificent views are all highlights for keen hikers.

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5 beautiful hikes in the Our Valley

Cross-border hiking is a unique experience that allows you to explore different landscapes, cultures, and natural wonders. A fascinating example of cross-border hiking can be found in the Our region, where the river serves as a border. One bank is on the Luxembourg side, while the other belongs to Germany.

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Walkable yoga-workshops in Éislek

Yoga in the forest — © Pancake! Photographie

The journey is the destination

Transforming Experiences

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Hiking through Éislek

More than 1,900 kilometres of themed hikes, national and international trails divided into different stages and shorter local hikes await you!

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Museums

Éislek offers a wide variety of museums where visitors can learn more about the region’s culture, history and nature.

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A snowy winter landscape along the Schumanseck Memorial Trail with photographs and installations along the way. — © LFT Alfonso Salgueiro

Remembrance Tourism

The Second World War left an indelible mark on Éislek. Deepening your understanding of this painful past by visiting the many monuments, museums and dedicated hiking trails.

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