Description
Picturesque hike through the heart of the Müllerthal region.
This hike starts with a steep climb to a wooden hut in the forest. It continues on narrow paths along numerous rock formations and bubbling streams.
The second half of the hike offers one highlight after another. After a descent through the forest, you reach the Black Ernz and pass the site of the Loschbour man’s skeleton, who lived here around 8000 years ago.
Via a wooden footbridge, you reach the impressive tufa spring, where a stream gently cascades over the rock ledge into a crystal-clear pond. The crowning finale is the region’s showcase – Little Luxembourg Switzerland – the Schiessentümpel with its picturesque stone bridge over the small waterfall.
Equipment
Sturdy footwear recommended, especially in wet weather.
Journey
Nearest bus stop: Müllerthal (150m)
Parking:
Parking: Heringer Millen
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