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Arlon – Lorry-lès-Metz
Our route to Metz takes us through the heavily urbanised areas of Luxembourg City and along the Moselle valley. Choosing to make the most of the increasingly extensive cycle paths, particularly those along the rivers, makes this route efficient, safe and picturesque.
Habay-la-Neuve – Tintange
After reaching the Château du Pont d’Oye, the walk begins with a pleasant route through the woodland, skirting the ponds before moving away from them to join a secondary gravel road. This takes us over hill and dale through the forest up to the heights of Martelange, a border town between Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Valley of the Seven Castles
This trail takes you on a journey through the Eisch Valley, also known as the ‘Valley of the Seven Castles’. Meadows and forests are dominated by impressive castles and ruins. Discover the vestiges of the past, the Mamerleeën caves and the Mamerlach rocks, and savour the peaceful tranquillity of the forest paths and trails!
Koerich - Bour
A route through woods and meadows, from Koerich Castle to Saint-Celse Chapel in Bour, via Septfontaines Castle.
Halanzy – Habay-la-Neuve
As the weather is set to be rainy with thunderstorms all day, I’m sticking to the main roads – even the major routes – to get to my destination for the day, Habay-la-Neuve, as quickly as possible. I’m staying in a hotel in the town. The stop (E) is therefore at my discretion.
Bour – Mersch
A route through the forest, mainly from the Saint-Celse Chapel in Bour to Mersch Castle, passing four other castles, the Mamerleeën caves and the Mamerlach rocks.
Misère Bridge – Esch-sur-Sûre
Starting from the Pont Misère, head towards the side of the lake least exposed to the sun – you’ll be able to tell by the vegetation you encounter. Pass by the Burfelt viewpoint, Inserborn beach, the Lultzhausen sculpture trail and finish at the ruins of Esch-sur-Sûre Castle.
From the Vieille Hage farm, Tintigny to Chassepierre
For this second stage, if the cockerel wakes us up early enough after a night’s camping on the farm, we’ll have no trouble packing up the tent and cycling the 30 km to Chassepierre,We’ll even be able to visit Orval Abbey halfway there. We’ll be cycling through the forest for most of the way.
Ferme de la Vieille Hage – Chassepierre
This second stage can be covered in a morning, leaving you free to enjoy an afternoon swimming in the Semois and/or a walk around its meander. If you’ve come to attend the street arts festival, you’ll have time to pitch your tent and grab a bite to eat before the first show on Saturday afternoon.
Tintange – Benonchamps
Today, I’m inviting you on a short trip through the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, travelling from one Belgian village to another. The route takes in roads, paths and forest trails, and, if you’re lucky, you might spot roe deer or fallow deer in the undergrowth.