Useful hiking/nature related websites for Luxembourg
- Visit Luxembourg – The national tourism board’s dedicated hiking portal. This is often the best starting point.
- Geo Portal – An interactive map to visually locate and filter official hiking trails (marked trails, local walking tours) across the country. It’s a powerful tool for geographic planning and seeing the precise layout of trails within the landscape.
- Mullerthal Trail – The official website for Luxembourg’s most famous hiking area.
- Visit Vianden – The best resource for hyper-local trails, short walks, and themed paths directly around Vianden.
- Hiking through Éislek – As a certified hiking region, Éislek has a lot more to offer than just its magnificent views. Adventure awaits on its well-signposted natural trails, which are equipped with various information boards.
- Hiking in the Minett Region – Many hikes await in the Minett region, but two stand out as clear highlights: The regional stage hike “Minett Trail” and the border-crossing adventure “Circuit Transfrontalier de l’Acier” allow you to traverse the (greater) region on foot and gain first-hand experience of how its intertwined industrial past shaped its present and future.
- Visit troisvierges – The Éislek are a valuable natural heritage. They are a true paradise for those who love hiking and outdoor walks!
- Guttland.Trails – Untouched forests and meadows, remote rock formations, mysterious streams, small lakes, and breathtaking views – with its diverse landscapes, the Guttland region, located in the heart of Luxembourg, is perfect for short hikes that will make every hiker’s heart beat faster.The Guttland.Trails gather the most beautiful trails and offer a carefully selected range of hiking experiences. These hiking trails lead you through the idyllic nature of the region, not only showcasing the beauty of the landscape but also inviting you to take a breath and unwind.
- Visit Clervaux – Clervaux region hiking trails.
- Fondation Hëllef fir d’Natur – The Fondation Hëllef fir d’Natur is a Luxembourgish nature conservation foundation, established in 1982, that works to halt biodiversity loss by acquiring and managing over 1,800 hectares of protected habitats and leading national restoration projects.
Useful mobile apps
Install the following apps on your phone in case you would get lost/want to hike alone and for just general navigation and getting around:
- Mobiliteit – Luxembourg’s no 1 transportation app and webpage
- Deutsche Bahn Navigator – Application for the German railways (for those hikes when we go over Germany, easiest way to buy tickets)
- Alltrails – Mobile app for navigation (you can navigate the maps which are linked even with the free version but you will need Internet connection for it)
- Telegram – Communication (completely free)
- Weatherunderground – Weather forecast app works great in Europe