Wanderrouten in der Region Éislek

The path continues towards the Du Moulin campsite and follows the river (Sauer) along a natural path after crossing the exit of the railway tunnel via a metal structure. The path leaves the valley to gain altitude, passes by the FéischterLeen and up through oak tree copses towards the village of Bourscheid and the Napoléonsknäppchen viewpoint.

The path leads towards the village of Dirbach, dominated by the imposing rocky outcrops of the RouschteschLeen. After Dirbach the path heads North East, following the valley of the Upper Sauer, to reach Goebelsmühle and its train station. 

The route passes through oak coppices and enters the tranquil Schlinder Valley. At the end of the valley, the majestic ascent of the MolberLee takes you up to Hoscheid on the high plateau. The hike passes through the village of Hoscheid to then come back down in a North-West direction to the Lëtschbaach valley. After a zigzag climb, the path turns to the South-West and leads to the St. Michel chapel at the bottom of the Schlinder valley. The trail then snakes through the leafy woods of the place known as Malpartes on the hills. 

Crossing the CR 348, the route goes down via the Hoflee and crosses the "bridge" then goes up alongside the Gëischelterbaach stream. The route then turns towards the left and slopes back up in the direction of the Hockslay and Ueweschlee viewpoints. Finally a beautiful descent along the ridge of the Bomm leads to Kautenbach and its railway station.

The route starts off at Ettelbruck train station and continues to the Patton monument before climbing the small, sloped path. The path then takes you along the edge of the plateau towards Erpeldange. It crosses Erpeldange and then follows along the bottom of the Mëchelbaach valley. After this there are several exceptional sites, like the panoramic view of the Predigstuhl, Michelau village and the Gringlee viewpoint. A steep descent then takes you down to Bourscheid-Moulin, situated at the bottom of the Sauer valley.