Description
The nature trail leads for about 5 km through the valleys of the Haupeschbaach and the Halerbaach. It is marked with a fossil oyster ("devil's claw") which reminds us that our rocks were formed in a sea long time ago. The valley is an extremely valuable area: it is a Mëllerdall UNESCO Global Geopark geotope, part of the European Natura 2000 network of protected areas and has been on the list of national monuments since 1938.
The trail leads through the narrow valley in the Luxembourg Sandstone, where question s about water may arise: What does water have to do with the formation of the sandstone? What processes can you observe in a stream today? What animals and plants live along the stream? Where does water come from and how do people use water and its power? You can get answers to all these questions during the hike.
Hike: Route 3 Mullerthal Trail, W5 (10,1 km), Geo-Pad Haupeschbaach-Halerbaach (4,9 km)
Closest bus stop: Beaufort, Härewiss (1,5 km)
For your safety
The terrain of the tour is varied, partly challenging and not barrier-free.
Equipment
Good shoes are recommended, especially when it is wet.
Journey
Nearest bus stop: Beaufort, Härewiss
Parking:
Parking Härewiss (2, Rue de l'Église)
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