Self-guided weekend hike in the Mullerthal, Luxembourg (3 days)
Enjoy a self-guided weekend hike in the in the beautiful Mullerthal, Luxembourg with the help of Oliver, a UIMLA certified mountain leader.
Private
3 Days
All year
High
All levels
Highlights
- Visit a Geopark and learn about the geographical history of Mullerthal
- Tailor your hike according to your ability
- Take in amazing rock formations formed by centuries of erosion
Description
The Mullerthal region in Luxembourg is a wonderful destination with a diversity of landscapes and fantastic walking trails. This is a self-guided trip, so I’ll give you all the advice you need to explore the best parts of the region and then you’ll go off on your own to create exceptional memories.
Little Switzerland
This region is often known as “Little Switzerland” for its hilly landscape. There is so much more to it than just that though. The Mullerthal has a rich geological history. This is evident in the impressive rock formations that you’ll come across on your hikes. You’ll also come across charming fields, forests, and beautiful panoramic views of picture-perfect valleys.
You’ll explore the Mëllerdall Nature Park which is also a geopark, created to protect and celebrate the geological history.
What to expect
There are different hikes to choose from on this trip, some more difficult and some, easier. When you arrive at the hotel, I’ll be able to give you a better idea of what to expect, then you can decide which option you want to choose.
Book now and start getting excited about your weekend of hiking in “Little Switzerland”.
Plus, while you’re planning your trip to Luxembourg, you should definitely take a look at this 6-day hiking trip in Luxembourg’s beautiful Oesling region.
Price includes
- Accommodation included
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Price details
- The price includes: halfboard accommodation, access to the hotel's wellness area, a road book and hiking maps. The price does not include: picnics, drinks or any tips.
Meeting point
Itinerary
Day 1: Day One
You’ll arrive in the evening and get settled in to your hotel before having dinner and going to sleep.
Day 2: Day Two
You’ll set off after breakfast today to explore the Mullerthal. Your hike will take you through breathtaking scenery like gorges and pilasters. You’ll be able to choose from both a level 2 and level 3 hike.
Day 3: Day Three
On day three, you’ll be taken by car to your next destination, Berdorf, a different part of the Mullerthal. Here your hike will take you around caves and marshes and up to high plateaus where you can enjoy stunning views. Just like the day before, you’ll be able to choose from both a level 2 and level 3 hike.
Details
More info
It is a good idea to undertake some training prior to going on this trip as you'll need to be fit enough to walk for extended periods of time.
You'll also need to bring any necessary medication with you on the trip. As well as a first aid kit. You'll also need two backpacks, a small day one for use during the day and a big one to leave at the accommodation with your belongings inside.
We also suggest the following items:
- A cap, a hat, a hat or a cheich (desert)
- Sunglasses (index 3 minimum, 4 for high mountains)
- A rain cape (depending on the season)
- Breathable underwear (quick drying)
- A waterproof and breathable Goretex jacket
- T-shirts
- A pair of gloves
- Detachable leg trousers
- Thermal tights (depending on the season)
- A swimsuit .
- Spare clothes.
- Walking socks.
- A pair of sandals.
- A pair of shoes (see section below)
- A pair of spare laces.
- A toilet bag and a bath towel.
- A gourd (or water pouch gourd, pipette)
- Wet towels type wipes.
- Toilet paper.
- A pocket knife (in the hold!).
- Some plastic bags to protect your belongings.
- A needle and thread.
- walking sticks.
- Survival blanket (reinforced model).
- Lighter.
- Camera.
- Travel books.
- Disposable lenses or emergency corrective glasses.
- A headlamp and its batteries.
- A bag of dirty clothes to separate with clean linen.
- Passport (or identity card).
- Visa depending on the country.
- Carnet of vaccinations and medical indications.
- Currencies, credit card.
- Assistance and insurance contract
- Personal papers.
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About the guide
E-S Adventure Guides
4.9
(255)
Mountain Guide
Gauthier and his team of IFMGA/UIMLA-certified mountain guides, leaders, and rock climbing instructors (including Ann Laure, Antoine, Claire, Christophe, Damien, Guillaume, Ivan, Jeremie, Julien, Leo, Nolwenn, and Willy) are among the top outdoor adventure professionals in Europe.
Whether you wish to climb some of the most iconic peaks in the Alps, explore the best climbing spots in Belgium, scale the stunning cliffs of Les Calanques, or embark on an exciting bouldering adventure in Fontainebleau, they will guide you to the top locations and teach you the ropes to ensure an unforgettable and safe experience.
Gauthier will be your main point of contact throughout the booking process, assisting with any questions to ensure you receive the highest quality guiding service.
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Languages
| Italian | French | English
Certificates
UIMLA | UIAGM | IFMGA
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