Description
"Set off from St Maximin Chapel in the village centre. Dating back to the 18th century, it has some stories to tell. The easy-going route on accessible paths takes you through the Jongebësch nature reserve and over the Lamerbierg hill. Time for a history lesson? The Attert train line once used for transporting iron ore is now a cycle path. And the old station is an inn.
(©Editions Guy Binsfeld)"
The path starts in the village center of Clemency near the former train station. The route partly passes through open land and partly through the forests around Clemency.
Just follow the blue diamond on a white background; the route is marked in both directions.
Fancy a relaxed evening after hiking? You will find what you’re looking for in nearby Bascharage and its Brasserie Nationale.
Directions
Please follow the signs with the blue diamond on a white background.
For your safety
Please stay on the designated hiking paths and do not hike off the trails.
Warning: You may encounter bicycles and mountain bikers along the way. Please pay attention to your surroundings.
Equipment
Please remember to bring enough drinking water and provisions.
Journey
Bus stop "Clemency, Schwemm" provides connections to Esch-sur-Alzette and Pétange.
Getting there:
Take the A4 motorway and then the A13 towards Pétange/Bascharage. From the Bascharage exit, follow the signs to Clemency.
Parking:
Public parking available on site.
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