Description
Extending over 125 km, the Vennbahn is Europe's longest cross-border cycle path on a former railway line. It stretches between two points where three countries meet and runs across East Belgium from Aachen through the matchless high moorland region of the Hohes-Venn-Eifel nature reserve to Troisvierges in Luxembourg.
Directions
Extending over 125 km, the Vennbahn is Europe's longest cross-border cycle path on a former railway line. It stretches between two points where three countries meet and runs across East Belgium from Aachen through the matchless high moorland region of the Hohes-Venn-Eifel nature reserve to Troisvierges in Luxembourg.
For your safety
Use of the Vennbahn cycling and hiking trail is at your own risk. No liability is assumed for any damage resulting from negligence on the part of the user. The Vennbahn is only for use by non-motorised traffic. The respective national Highway Code shall apply. The markings and signposting shall always be decisive.
For your own safety and the safety of others:
- Show consideration for others using the route!
- Always proceed at a controlled speed so that you can avoid any obstacles in good time!
- In case of an accident, call 112 and tell them your location!
Equipment
All non-motorized vehicles.
Journey
- Aachen Central Station
- Eupen station
- Troisvierges station
Getting there:
Please use Google Maps.
Parking:
- APAG Parkhaus am Hauptbahnhof, Lagerhausstraße 20, D-52064 Aachen
- Apcoa Parkhaus Aachen Arkaden, Trierer Straße 1, D-52078 Aachen
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