Local trails (communes)Circular loop11 km
Climb (D+)
+176m
Descent (D-)
-176m
Highest
384m
Lowest
302m
Elevation profile
↗ D+ 176m↘ D- 176m
▼ 302m·▲ 384m
Hike a section of the trail: plan your timing or hop on/off at intermediate stops.
Spots to eat, drink, or explore when you finish your hike or take a break along the way.
Playground - rue des champs / rue Semecht
Restaurant Bei den Zwillingen um Belenhaff
Unexciting circular hiking trail with a lot of variety between open land and forest.
Parking - Church Junglinster
Playgound - Cité Kremerech
Playground - Loupescht
Playground - water game
Playground at the school
The Weimericht-Doulen hiking trail leads from the sports center in Junglinster through the Weimericht-Doulen nature reserve and returns via the cycle path.
Repair your bike at the Junglinster station.
Pump track in the park near the Lënster Lycée
The Bistro Lënster offers a convivial and familiar atmosphere.
Playgound - Cité am Bruch
Playground - rue Tun Deutsch
Camping car spaces Junglinster
Playground - Op de Fréinen
A pleasant walk through and around Junglinster, mostly on quiet, paved country roads.
The Dujangsbrak hiking trail runs through the Grünewald and offers a varied mix of fields, forests, and historical references.
The Eechëlz-Pëtzbierg nature trail offers a varied mix of forest and field paths.
The Sentier du Plateau runs through the Bambësch forest south of Bourglinster and offers magnificent views of Bourglinster Castle.
The hiking trail leads through the protected Geesspert biotope with its rare plants and birds, the mystical Beelebësch forest, and returns via meadows and fields to the starting point.
Playground - rue Jean Pierre Ries
Visit the baroque church and the burial place of the Lords of Linster.
Playground Bourglinster
Playground - Am Duerf
This is a pleasant hike which you start in the picturesque village of Bourglinster. You will get wonderful views of the castle of Bourglinster
Playground of the school
Playground - Maison Relais
Bourglinster Castle was built in the 12th century and acquired by the Luxembourg State in 1968, which carried out consolidation and restoration work until 1988.
The frisbee golf course in the forest behind Bourglinster Castle offers a varied and challenging layout along the old Roman road.
Parking - Castle Bourglinster
Local hiking trail - J13
Local hiking trail - J8
A relaxing walk through the large wooded area of the Grünewald forest, past a mysterious stone cross and a pretty pavilion.
The hike leads through the picturesque village of Bourglinster and to a variety of viewpoints on the castle of the same name.
Local hiking trail - J11
Local hiking trail - J14
Local hiking trail - J15
Local hiking trail - J12
The Mullerthal Trail is supplemented by five ExtraRoutes, which are also very attractive hiking trails. They are suitable for getting to know the region or as additional routes when the other three routes have already been hiked.
Limestone lawns around Junglinster and Valley of the White Ernz
The highlight of this hike is the Härtcheslee with its Gallo-Roman monument carved into the stone.
The highlights of the tour are a Stone Age dwelling "abris sous roche" and a romantic pond in the forest with a place to rest.