Description
"Legend has it that a wild woman once lived here. That was before the steelworks took over. But now it’s a walking wonderland. See how many relics from the industrial past you can spot in the woods. Follow the Crosnière stream and its lovely wooden walkways on this challenging trail.
(©Editions Guy Binsfeld)"
The route starts in Lasauvage, not far from the "La Sauvage" Kabaischen of the Minett Trail. Since the route is marked in both directions, you can either hike towards the ponds in Lasauvage or through the gardens of the nature school. You will come across some relics of the former iron ore industry.
For the most part, the route goes through the forests, providing a nice refreshment in summer. The 10-kilometer long route is very demanding, as there are some elevation meters to overcome.
Also visit the "Espace muséologique" in Lasauvage during the summer months. Here you will find lots of information about the work of former miners. https://minettpark.lu/activites/espace-museologique/
Directions
Please follow the signposts with the blue lozenge on a white background. The route is marked in both directions.
Equipment
Please remember to bring enough food and drinking water
Journey
The bus stop "Lasauvage Schoul" is 60m from the starting point.
Parking:
Public parking serves as the starting point
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