Getting to Bollendorf-Pont by public transport

During a meeting on november 22nd in 1951, the council of Berdorf voted unanimously for the construction of a church in Bollendorf-Pont. On April 19th 1954, on Easter Monday, the new church was inaugurated by coadjutor Bishop Leo Lommel and dedicated to the title of Assumption. The second patron of the church is Saint Willibrord.

The path starts in Bollendorf-Pont and first leads through a residential area. Then it gently ascends with alternating forest and open landscapes. Shortly before the town of Weilerbach, the path crosses the national road N10. Then it goes down into the valley to the Sauer, which forms the border river between Luxembourg and Germany. In Weilerbach, you reach the beautiful ancient bridge called Alfred-Töpfer Bridge. You cross this and now walk along the German side by the Sauer. At many points, the path goes over narrow trails. The town of Bollendorf is now in sight. There, you cross the former border bridge and return to your starting point.

This path starts at the N10 (parking lot) with a steep ascent into the forests, during which you will enjoy a beautiful view of the Sauer valley. Once in the forest, spectacular rock formations await, accompanying the hiker for several kilometers until the path descends again into the Sauer valley. From here, the path runs pleasantly flat along the Sauer, with beautiful views back to the opposite side towards the starting point.