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Berlé: Three Brooks Walk

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13.9 km • Winseler

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Eddy & Rita

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Duerfstrooss 26, 9636 Winseler, LU

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Parking is available at the church of Berlé.

We set off counterclockwise, which took us down into the valley of the Donkelserbaach. The descent is quite rapid from 490 m to 410 m over a distance of 1.1 km. In the meantime, you can fully enjoy the beautiful nature.

You follow the creek on a wide, semi-paved path with not too much elevation change, until the Donkelserbaach turns into the Sollerbaach. The nature is beautiful, but there is not much to see of the creeks themselves.

At the Sollermillen, you cross the Sollerbaach through a meadow on a little bridge. Waterproof footwear is by no means a luxury there!

As the highlight of this walk, you come into the valley of the Béiwenerbaach. Wow! If you walk counterclockwise, as we did, you first come to the spring and see the brook swell into a real ditch. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! A magnificent valley with an easily passable wide, semi-paved path.

More photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/6rSCUUaWQLB9kMJs8
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