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Enjoy between Ermsdorf and Eppeldorf

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11.7 km • Vallée de l'Ernz

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Jacques Peyskens

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Suevelbuererstrooss 3, 9366 Vallée de l'Ernz, LU

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This walk starts at the parking lot next to the cemetery of Ermsdorf, a place somewhere between Ettelbrück and Echternach.

The signs for the E6 loop lead to a significant climb towards a windmill (395 m) that dominates the area and can be used as a point of orientation for the rest of the walk. At the windmill, we are on a ridge with beautiful views.

We follow the E6 loop until just before the village of Eppeldorf where we turn left (see map). After a few hundred meters, we turn left again.

We now enter a beautiful valley with here and there a bench to enjoy the scenery and the silence. The path leads back to Eppeldorf where we have to take a slightly busier road before reaching a new ridge.

We now overlook the valley we came from. A steep descent then brings us to the Neimillen campsite (see map). From there, we follow the blue arrows marked 1, which eventually lead back to our starting point.

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