Experience the Mullerthal Region – Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland – on two wheels. Discover scenic routes through impressive rock landscapes, peaceful river valleys, and picturesque villages. Each themed tour combines nature, culture, and culinary highlights for an unforgettable cycling adventure.

Whether you prefer a leisurely ride or a longer tour, the cycle tours offer different ways to explore the region at your own pace. Follow carefully selected routes and discover the diversity of the Mullerthal Region from a new perspective.

The multifaceted landscape guarantees unique and varied tours. Sporty cyclists find rewarding challenges in the hilly countryside with a constant alternation of steep ascents and fast descents.

Less frequented roads allow them to appreciate the changing landscape and the magnificent views. In addition, the Mullerthal is a well-known area for racing cyclists. The Cycle Race “La Charly Gaul” for everybody is the regional sporting highlight for more than 1.000 enthusiastic racing cyclists every year.

Join one of our guided mountain bike tours and explore the Mullerthal Region – Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland – together with experienced guides. Ride through forests, impressive rock landscapes and varied terrain while discovering some of the region’s most scenic MTB trails.

The guided tours offer a great way to experience the region by mountain bike while benefiting from the knowledge of a local guide. With tours for different skill levels, both less experienced and experienced mountain bikers can discover the region on two wheels.

A charming hotel, an innovative campsite, a modern youth hostel, a cozy holiday home or apartment – every guest finds accommodation according to his preferences in the Mullerthal Region. Numerous hosts cater to the needs of cyclists and meet the quality criteria for bicycle-friendly accommodation. There cyclists find everything they need, such as a full breakfast, a lockable room for their bikes or small spare parts.

A perfect bike tour includes a perfect break. A variety of restaurants invites the cyclist to taste the regional culinary specialties. The regional gastronomy is an interesting mixture of the French and Luxembourgish cuisines. Special emphasis is placed on fresh ingredients and local produce.