This route partly follows in the footsteps of the miners who once used these forest paths to get to the coal mining sites. …

The monks of Villers-Bettnach Abbey have left their mark on this hilly landscape crisscrossed by a host of little brooks. Le Chêne des Moines (Monks’ Oak), La Forge (The Forge), and even Etang des Moines (Monks’ Pond) nearby are all place names that …

Nature and tradition characterise this hiking loop. Here, the undulating landscapes form a veritable belvedere on the Nied, a wide flood valley whose natural area is recognised at European level. The villages and hamlets that follow one another have …

Das Heidemoor ist ein Gebiet, das als Espaces Naturels Sensibles geschützt ist. Es fasst allein die Vielfalt der Fauna, die aus seltenen Arten (Rohrweihe, Fischadler, Eisvogel) besteht, und der Flora, die typisch für die Feuchtgebiete der Region ist, …

In the 12th century, four lords divided the forest among themselves. This division lasted until the Revolution in 1792, when it was declared national property. Today, it is part of the continuity of the Sierck state forest. This circuit follows part of …

A short walk in an unmissable site. You will be following in the footsteps of the Queulots, who pursued the villagers in the Middle Ages with a cloth soaked in slurry on the end of a …

This route is a link between the Balade Champêtre circuit and the Chant des Ruisseaux circuit …

This itinerary links the "Les coteaux d'Albestroff" and "Boucle de Sainte-Anne" circuits between the "Les Garennes" and "Sainte-Anne" directional …

This pedestrian link allows you to join the "Le Chemin de la Reine" and "Les Queulots" circuits. …

From Aumetz, the long wooded section, full of flowers and game, until the junction with the Autour du Kayl trail reveals all the secrets of a generous nature. You will pass by the Iron Mines Museum and its headframe, which takes the curious visitor back …