Description
On the weekend of 2 and 3 August, this shorter route offers a great insight into some of the highlights of the Mullerthal Region.
The Mëllerdall initiation tour takes you through the valley of the Black Ernz to the Sûre, which forms the border with Germany. Cycle past the famous Schiessentümpel pond on the way and look forward to a break at the Heringer Millen.
Direct access to the general Vëlosummer map on Geoportail: http://g-o.lu/3/gSRQ
Directions
Please follow the Vëlosummer signage.
The tour starts at the P&R near Junglinster, from where you take the closed CR121 to Blumenthal. As you leave the village, follow the closed CR121 down the valley again. After crossing a roundabout, you will soon pass the Schiessentümpel before reaching the Heringer Millen in the village of Müllerthal shortly afterwards. From there, continue to Grundhof, where you can either end the tour or cycle back along the same route.
For your safety
Even if you are travelling on traffic-calmed roads, follow the Highway Code and bear in mind that residents and farmers may cross your path.
Closed roads (only open to cyclists and residents) on the weekend of 2 and 3 August:
CR121 Grondhaff-Moulin de Reuland 11.5 km
CR121 Blumenthal-Junglinster 3 km
Equipment
Make sure your bike is safe to ride. Always carry a spare inner tube, tyre levers and a pump. A helmet and good lighting are also important. Don't forget to take a water bottle and a basic tool kit for minor repairs.
You do not own a bike or do not want to transport yours? On this tour, you can hire bikes from RentaBike Mëllerdall directly at the starting point of the tour: www.rentabike-mellerdall.lu - (+352) 621 47 34 41 - bike@cig.lu.
Mandatory booking in advance!
Journey
The use of public transport is free of charge. Bicycles can be transported in the designated areas of trains and regional buses (but spaces may be limited during peak hours). Plan your trip and find public transport schedules at www.mobiliteit.lu. Train timetables can be viewed at www.cfl.lu.
Parking: Free parking at the P&R in Junglinster.
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