Alternative
20:2022:07
1 h 48 min · 1 change · Free in 2nd class
HamiliusDillingen, Déiljen
Walk about 13 min to Limpertsberg, Theater (Bus)
20:33
211towards Echternach, Gare Centre
55 min ride
21:28
Change · 27 min wait
21:55
190towards Ettelbruck, Gare routière
12 min ride
22:07
Near Dillingen

You first walk up gently and then into the forest. You will have many beautiful views of pastures and the Sûre on the edge of the forest.

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You first walk up gently and then into the forest. You will have many beautiful views of pastures and the Sûre on the edge of the forest. The descent takes you through the romantic valley of the Millebaach, which you cross several times on small bridges and jetties. Finally, you reach the Sûre again and go back to your starting point.

Departure of the Sauer, from Dillingen or Dillingerbrück, alone, with family, with friends, or with a group.

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Departure of the Sauer, from Dillingen or Dillingerbrück, alone, with family, with friends, or with a group. You will find our office on the banks of the river in Dillingen. Dillingen and Dillingerbrück are on the route from Diekirch to Echternach (12 km from Echternach). Closest bus stop: Dillingen, Déiljen (200m) Closest parking lot: on site

  • 10 Rue de la Sûre L-6350 Dillingen
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Some layers in the Luxembourg sandstone are well suited as rubble and ashlar. In the quarries of Beaufort and Dillingen, the rock was mined from 1835 to the mid-1970s. At the beginning of the 20th century up to 100…

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Some layers in the Luxembourg sandstone are well suited as rubble and ashlar. In the quarries of Beaufort and Dillingen, the rock was mined from 1835 to the mid-1970s. At the beginning of the 20th century up to 100 people worked there, meaning that the quarries had a high economic value for the region. The sandstone mined there was used locally and nationally, but also across national borders for various buildings. It became window frames, tombstones but also bridges and larger parts of buildings such as parts of the Echternach Abbey. The sandstone from the quarry near Beaufort was transported down to Grundhof in the Sûre valley with the help of a narrow-gauge railway. It had to surmount a large difference in altitude so that the narrow-gauge track has a route with three hairpins. Along the way, aisles were cut across the gaps into the rock. Arrived at the bottom, the material was then reloaded onto the "Prinz-Heinrich-Bahn", the railway in the Sûre valley. The quarry has a great importance for nature conservation today. The sunny rock faces provide ideal habitats for wall lizards and wild bees. The former quarry can be hiked on the nature trail "Mensch und Stein" and is located on the ExtraTour B of the Mullerthal Trail. Parking is available in Beaufort. Closest bus stop: Beaufort, Op der Gare (200m to the starting point of the hiking trail "Mensch und Stein" (Man and Stone), 2.8km to Steekaul Beaufort) Closest parking lot: Beaufort, Grand-Rue/Op der Gare Hike: ExtraTour B Mullerthal Trail, Mensch und Stein (5,8 km)

  • Route de Beaufort L-6350 Beaufort
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