This hike is especially recommended for lovers of forest walks. The path leads over shady, gently ascending or descending trails through the oak and mixed forest of Berburg. You walk through the village and follow a paved path into the western meadow landscape up to Haaptmannsschlass and the chapel on Flur Lex. You will pass a spot with a thick oak tree, the so-called Décke Kuest, where five paths converge and follow the path to the forest edge at Hoombierg, where you can enjoy the beautiful view. Finally, you walk eastwards through the Berbuergerbësch past Celtic tombs back to Berburg.

This extensive tour across fields and meadows offers the perfect setting for a relaxing day. Start at the Centre Culturel Beaurepaire, then head northwest through the village, passing Cité Wangert and continuing along Kéiwee towards Jakobsberg to the Pest Cross. Continue to the farm track “Looch”, then head downhill through the “Schëtzwues”, following the Sauerbach stream to the “Méchelsbësch”, towards “Hongerbierg”. After a large orchard, you reach a remarkable oak tree (“Décke Kuest”). Continue towards “Mëchelsbesch” in the direction of “Lex”, passing the current retirement home “Haaptmann's Schlass”, then towards Wollefslach back into the village. You then cross the village, pass the church, and return to the starting point.

This hike starts at the Beaurepaire Cultural Centre and leads up through the village via the “Um Bierg” road towards the forest. After crossing the forest, you reach the Kalebierg heading towards Manternach. Walking along fields and meadows, you arrive in the village of Manternach, where the trail passes by the nature conservation centre A Wiewesch – definitely worth a visit! The route then continues through the Hiel, past the Kriezer, and takes you back to the starting point via the “ale Berbuerger Wee”, offering a beautiful view over Berburg. The MN4 tour is especially recommended in dry weather conditions.