The local hiking paths are marked with the abbreviations of the municipality where they start. The larger the number included in the marking sign, the longer the circular route. See for yourself the variety of local hiking paths and the different features in the Éislek.

The 80-inhabitant village Roder offers the Auto-Pédestre a great natural setting. First, it goes downhill into the valley of the Kënzelbaach, which you cross. Then the route runs through a forest and then uphill to the Kaasselslee viewpoint. Here you get an unforgettable view of a bend of the Our River. By the way, at the top of this mountain are the remains of an early historic fortification. This likely dates back to Roman times. The position on the Kaasselbierg was not chosen by chance: the mountain is surrounded by water on three sides. To the east, the Our has even cut deeply into it. Only on the west side is the fortress accessible via a narrow path. After a well-deserved break, you continue down steps into the river valley and along the German border. At the mouth of the Kënzelbaach, you leave the Our River to climb the Reiteschbierg. Now follow the Ruederbaach back to your starting point.