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Auto-pedestrian Clemency 1

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11.4 km • Käerjeng

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Eddy & Rita

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Waldlehrpfad Rommebesch-Scheckelscheier, Käerjeng, LU

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Parking is available at the ‘Gemengeboesch Kéintzeg’ hiking parking lot. Cross the CR 110 and you will enter the ‘Rommeboesch’, a beautiful beech forest.

After about 2 km, the hike reaches the old stop of ‘Grass’ on an old railway bed that has now become a bike path, the PC12. We follow this path for approximately 3.4 km to the ‘St. Maximin Chapel’, which was built in 1730.

After visiting the chapel, the hike continues over the ‘Kreibierg’ to the village of ‘Fingig’ with its beautifully restored church, which is definitely worth a visit. We leave ‘Fingig’ behind to return to the car through the forests ‘Reifelswenkel’ and ‘Scheckelscheier’.

More photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/25CXMNBgSFYmZyF79
Happy hiking,
Eddy, Rita, and Prinske

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