The circular hiking trail through the Kuebendällchen nature reserve begins at the Elvange Church, which was built in 1858 in the neo-Gothic style. The Rue du Bois then leads into the beautifully located high path, with agricultural land on the left and individual vineyards on the right. An impressive view of the Perler Höhe (Germany) and the Moselle valley completes the charming panorama. After passing a forested area where the Maus-Ketti fitness trail is laid out, you reach Kuebendällchen, where the vineyards have once again given way to dry grassland. After a brief view of the picturesque winemaking village of Wellenstein, the return path runs through the forest area a Lamert. Here you can admire newly created secondary biotopes as well as remnants of an ancient hollow way (Hiehl). Kuebendällchen: Various types of vegetation provide habitat for a rich flora and fauna including protected orchid species. In addition, more than 70 bird species and many rare butterfly species are native here.

After the starting point at the church, the hike leads through the Rue du Bois; at the end of the Alta Via, turn left where you reach the Remich road. A parallel path to the Scheuerberg road takes you to Triangle Vert, where the hike passes the Hittengerbësch. In the south of the forest used to be a the settlement, which destroyed in the 16th century due the pest and raids by the French army. The pear tree avenue offers a wonderful panorama - a path that was already marked on medieval maps! The walk ends with a path down into the little valley of the Uelesbaach, where you have several possibilities to reach the mountain village Elvingen again.