Local trails (communes)Circular loop33 km
Climb (D+)
+779m
Descent (D-)
-779m
Highest
366m
Lowest
140m
Elevation profile
↗ D+ 779m↘ D- 779m
▼ 140m·▲ 366m
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.
Restaurant L'Inconnu
Caves Legill Paul
Domaine Henri Ruppert
Mäi Wéngert. Mäi Wäin.
The trail in the tri-border area, over the Stromberg where the border between Luxembourg and France runs, offers breathtaking views over the Moselle Valley towards Luxembourg, France, and Germany. Here, hikers can experience borderless Europe up
Where Europe can be experienced without borders!
RentaBike miselerland: On the move at the Moselle
Just a stone's throw from the Moselle and the three borders, our hotel invites you to experience a refined break in a place steeped in history.
The castle in Schengen dates back to a moated castle from the 13th century.
In the forest of Tarzan and Jane - discover wild gorges and forests with climbing plants, winding streams, panoramic views of the ponds of the Haff Réimech nature reserve, endless vineyards, hedges and numerous orchards.
Wild nature in the tri-border area Germany-France-Luxembourg!
Discover the Greater Region by bike! The route mainly runs through the valleys of the Saar, Moselle, and Sauer and leads to numerous attractions along the three borders.
The nature reserve Strombierg has a lot to offer.
National hiking trail "Schengen-Hellange"
Nature forest reserve "Grouf"
The name says it all: Along the three rivers Moselle, Sauer, and Our, the route runs relaxed along the German-Luxembourg border, partly on old railway tracks.
33km | 3 countries | no borders Welcome to the M³-Trail in the borderless tri-country area. Discover the German-French-Luxembourgish border region with its very special charm and its eventful history over 33 kilometers.
Schengen circular hiking route
In Schengen, the monument to the "Schengen Agreement" commemorates the signing of the Schengen Agreement.
Markusbierg & Markustuerm
The new Schengen Museum is more than an exhibition: it’s a dynamic, borderless experience. Here, visitors engage with history and ideas in immersive spaces designed to spark reflection and connection.