This 9 km nature trail begins at Troisvierges railway station and leads into the Cornelysmillen nature reserve. The area is characterised by species-rich wet meadows, now carefully maintained by conservation organisations. Former fishponds have been restored and today provide vital habitats for numerous bird species. 

Part of the trail runs along narrow wooden walkways, taking visitors deep into the wetlands where the unique flora and fauna can be experienced up close. Along the way, information panels explain the various habitats, while secluded benches invite hikers to pause and observe nature. Conveniently located by the train station, the trail is easy to reach without a car. 

This 7 km trail invites hikers to explore the varied landscapes around the Upper Sûre Lake in the heart of the Upper Sûre Nature Park. From orchards to traditional coppice woods, the trail passes through distinctive habitats. 

A highlight is the Belvédère Burfelt panoramic platform, which hovers 70 metres above the lake and offers stunning views of the surrounding scenery. A shorter option is signposted halfway along the route.

The trail starts from car park. 

This easy 5 km circular route leads from the Asselborn Mill through the Trëtterbach valley to Léresmillen. Information panels along the way explain the restoration measures carried out in this area. 

A special feature is the wooden walkway that follows the Trëtterbach stream. Here, a 300-metre-long straightened section of the stream has been returned to its natural course, creating new habitats for wildlife and providing natural flood protection. This part of the trail is designated as a bird reserve. 

The walk begins at the Asselborn Mill, which also offers a cosy place to stop for refreshments. Historically, this was once an important postal route. 

The Via Botanica in Lellingen winds through one of Luxembourg’s most species-rich and scenic nature reserves. The trail leads through a varied landscape of gorse-covered hillsides, oak and hornbeam forests, and meadows. 

In spring, the path is particularly enchanting as thousands of daffodils come into bloom. But it is equally rewarding in other seasons: refreshing shade in summer, vibrant colours in autumn, and peaceful woodland walks in winter. 

For an authentic wilderness experience, the 7 km NaturPur? trail in Boulaide is a must. Following the River Sûre, the path passes through the Bruch–Pont Misère nature reserve, a habitat for rare wildlife. With a bit of luck, hikers may spot black storks or even beavers. 

Information panels highlight the region’s biodiversity and ongoing conservation work. 

With around 220 metres of elevation over 6.5 km, this is a moderately challenging hike. Starting in Kautenbach, the route follows the River Wiltz through characteristic oak coppice woods once used for bark harvesting in the leather industry, an important economic sector in Wiltz and the wider region. 

The trail then climbs to Hockslee, offering panoramic views, before continuing to the Ueweschleed, a narrow rocky ridge where sure-footedness is essential. Returning via dry grasslands, the route offers a rich mix of landscapes. 

This 3 km contemplative trail focuses on the theme of water. Almost flat throughout, it follows a stream through quiet forest sections, inviting walkers to pause and reflect at various themed stations while learning about water as a source of life. 

Depending on the season, the atmosphere of the trail changes: the stream may run stronger or slower, and light filters differently through the trees. Each visit offers a new experience. The Wassersënneswee is perfect for those seeking relaxation or families looking for a short and easy walk. 
 

This 8 km trail in the Conzefenn nature reserve near Weiswampach showcases wetlands, woodlands, and the rich biodiversity of Éislek’s landscapes. 

Conservation is the central theme, with highlights including an observation tower with sweeping views over the natural scenery. The route also passes the Weiswampach lakes, another highlight of the area. 

Mostly flat, the trail is ideal for those who wish to enjoy nature at a relaxed pace without the need for hiking experience. At the end, several refreshment options are available.