The Auto-Pédestre Hoffelt starts in the village center and initially takes you past the remnants of the Maas-Moselle Canal. The construction of this canal was initiated in 1828 by the Dutch king. The goal was to transport products made in Holland to Germany via the cheaper waterway. Due to the Revolution of 1830, the work was stopped, although only about a quarter of the canal had been completed. The hike now leads up to the Belgian border and follows it to the Hëlzerbësch, passing the Hëlzer Klaus. This hermit's chapel and its healing spring are well-known pilgrimage sites. Now the hiking trail goes deep into the forest, returning to its starting point via Hachiville. Anyone wanting to take a short break in Hachiville can admire a carved altar from the 16th century in the parish church.
- L-9414 Vianden
- Run by Office Régional du Tourisme Éislek
- +352 26 95 05 66
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