Local hiking trail Esch: Gaalgebierg - 4 km

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Eisekaul, Esch

4,72 km1:00 h

405 Hm333 Hm118 Hm118 Hm

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Description

Hiking on the Escher Gaalgebierg

Points of interest:

“Escher Déirepark” animal park
International sculpture symposium 1995
Nature reserve for birds
“Op der Gléicht” garden city
“Waldschoul” forest school
“Eisekaul” former open-cast mine

for tour routing

GPX

esch-gaalgebierg-4-km gpx

Audio

Minett UNESCO Biosphere Audioguide mp3

Signposting

Directions

Follow the blue signs with the "G"

Journey

Public transport:

Esch-sur-Alzette train station is not far from the trail (but far from the starting point).

A bus line also runs from the train station to the starting point at the Eisekaul

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