National hiking trail 'Sentier des Mineurs'

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Square Abbé François Ney, 4744 PétangeSquare Abbé François Ney, 4744 Pétange29,16 km8:10 h

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Description

Hike in the footsteps of the miners on the national hiking trail 'Sentier des Mineurs' (Path of the Minerworkers).

Once the most important industrial region in Luxembourg, the Basse-Chiers has gradually been taken over by nature. This scenic trail takes hikers through green forests and quiet valleys, along charming streams, and down mining slopes with angular contours, typical of the region. The Miners’ Trail offers surprising views of old mining towns and a unique look at the region’s historic railroad heritage. The journey invites you to enjoy nature and reflect on the old mining days.

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Directions

Please follow the blue signposts with the yellow circle

For your safety

Think of sturdy shoes and weatherproof clothing

Equipment

Please bring enough food and drinking water for the tour

Journey

Public transport: Rodange train station is 15 minutes away on foot
Parking: You can park in the public car park in front of the primary school in Lamadelaine.

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Phone:	+352 27 54 5991
E-Mail:	info@visitminett.lu

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