Éislek Pad Bavigne

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Parking, Doerfstrooss, BavigneParking, Doerfstrooss, Bavigne9,92 km3:05 h

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Éislek Pied Eric Hahn

Description

Kids & Family Scenic Refreshment stops available

Along the grand lake

Your hiker’s heart will be delighted with the small paths along the Upper Sûre Lake and its beautiful views. You will always have the lake in view, especially from the Schäsbierg viewpoint. And if you are lucky, you will discover the beaver gang that lives near the Béiwen dam.

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Directions

The hiking trail is marked in both walking directions. Please follow the Éislek waymarks.

For your safety

Weather conditions such as wetness, ice and wind can make a tour difficult. The information given refers to optimal conditions.

Equipment

Sturdy shoes and something to drink.

Journey

Public transport: Use the free public transport and travel climate-friendly by bus and train.
Nearest bus station is (40 m): "Gemeng"
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Parking: A parking place is located directly at the starting point.

More information

Phone:	+352 26 95 05 66
E-Mail:	info@visit-eislek.lu

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