Description
"Starting in Bergem, this popular 8-kilometre route takes you on tarmac tracks and short woodland trails. It’s flat enough for prams and pushchairs – perfect for a fun family adventure with the kids. Just wait until the little ones spot the tractor slide at the playground!
(©Editions Guy Binsfeld)"
The route first takes us through fields and then past the forests of Bettembourg and Leudelange. On the way back, we see the ponds of Mettendall, where fishing is only allowed with a fishing license issued by the Mondercange Monnerecher Ellchen Anglers Association.
In the nearby city of Esch-sur-Alzette, there is a wide range of cultural and historical offerings as well as several hotels and restaurants; historical insights into the dark chapters of history can be gained at the National Resistance Museum: https://mnr.lu/
Directions
Please follow the signs with the blue lozenge on a white background. The hiking trail is marked in both directions.
For your safety
Remember to wear sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing.
Equipment
Please remember to bring enough food and drinking water.
Journey
Bus stop "Bergem/Centre" is located directly at the start of the route. Direct connections to Bettembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, and Luxembourg from here.
Getting there:
Take the A4 motorway from the Pontpierre exit towards Bergem. The starting point is in the village center.
Parking:
Public parking directly on site at the start
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