Guttland.Trail Déck Lee

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Saint-Luc Church Kuborn: 17K, Rue Théodore Welbes / L-8822 Kuborn

5,45 km1:30 h

easy

Condition

490 Hm363 Hm127 Hm127 Hm

Guttland.Trails V. G.

Description

Tour tip Scenic Dog-friendly

Water play and slate rocks: the idyll of hidden beauty

Discover the quiet depths of the forests and the hidden, mysterious “Deck Lee” – a cave that sheltered thirty people during the Rundstedt Offensive in the Ardennes forest in winter 1944-45. A path leads you along the gently babbling water through enchanted natural landscapes, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This hike is perfect for warm days. Slow down and treat yourself to a refreshing foot bath in the creek.

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Directions

The hiking trail is marked in both directions. Please follow the white-green marking signs.

For your safety

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

Equipment

Sturdy footwear and something to drink.

Journey

Public transport:

Public transport: Bus stop 'Kuborn'. Bus line 132.
Visit the website www.mobiliteit.lu for directions and more information.

Getting there:

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Parking:

Free hiking parking lot at the start of the Guttland.Trails, located right next to the St. Luc Church.

More information

Phone:	+352 28 22 78 62
E-Mail:	info@visitguttland.lu

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Picnic area Déck Lee
The "Déck Lee" has an eventful history behind it. This impressive rock served as a retreat for 30 Eschdorfers on 25 December 1944 before the deadly fighting between the German occupier and the American troops. Today, a sign commemorates the events. The "Déck Lee", located in the Milbich valley, is also a great place for a picnic. The best way to reach it is via the Wassersënneswee.
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