Welcome to Luxembourg Outdoors!

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Hey, I’m Jonny, and I’ve been exploring the hiking trails of Luxembourg and the greater region for over twenty years.

Use the interactive map, check out the inspiration posts or simply browse by category to find your next hike in the Grand Duchy.

Have fun in the woods!

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Inspiration for your next hike

Five Challenging Luxembourg Hikes to Try This Summer

Five challenging loop trails that will get you working up a sweat while showcasing some of the very best scenery Luxembourg has to offer. Vianden, Beaufort, the fearsome “Molberlee”… and more!

5 Trails with WWII Memorials

Five memorable hikes across Luxembourg, combining beautiful scenery with powerful echoes of World War II. From forest battlefields to hidden bunkers and quiet memorials, these trails are for walking, reflecting, then walking some more.


Fresh from the trails

Nittel Felsenweg N3

6km – Easy / Medium.

Tidy vineyards, atmospheric woodland, sweeping Moselle views… and even a wine vending machine! Nittel’s Felsenweg is a short but wonderfully varied hike, just a hop from the border.

Guttland Trail Bildchen

6.5km – Easy / Medium.

This wonderful Guttland Trail is packed with towering cliffs, woodland springs, tiny shrines and peaceful forest paths, all just a few short kilometres from the doorstep of Luxembourg City. Recommended!

Auto-Pédestre Wormeldange

7km – Intermediate (steep sections).

A scenic circuit through Wormeldange’s prestigious Koeppchen vineyards, with sweeping Moselle views, quaint village streets and the iconic St Donatus Chapel at its heart.

Sentier Adrien Ries – East

14km – Intermediate.

The shortest stage of the “Sentier Adrien Ries” was unexpectedly shared with 8,000 other hikers. Fine views, lovely woodland… and one baffling missed opportunity.

Luxembourg Outdoors Newsletter – June

My round-up of recent adventures, seasonal hiking ideas and news from the trails.

Featured this month: lots of rocks, a four-hill challenge, some summer hiking ideas and an explanation of what happens when you meet eight thousand (!) hikers walking in the opposite direction.