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Bissen: Deer and Wild Boar

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10 km • Bissen

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Eddy & Rita

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Geich Bësch, Bissen, LU

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The route is fully signposted with thematic signs (no nodes).

192.1 m 197.3 m 335.1 m 220.6 m These values indicate respectively the number of meters to rise, the highest and the lowest point in meters.
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© Eddy & Rita

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For this beautiful walk, we parked the car in a spacious, lovely parking lot on the CR306 in Bissen.

We set off clockwise. The walk is a combination of two local marked hiking trails marked with a deer and a wild boar. The markings are not plentiful, so it's best to take a map and/or track with you.

You descend into the little village of Bissen, located in the valley of the Attert, offering beautiful views of the surroundings. Bissen has a nice village center, but just outside this center, you get a view of ArcelorMittal Bissen & Bettembourg - Site de Bissen SA.

Ascending an old railway line, you quickly leave the industrial zone behind to cross the Attert via a railway bridge through the beautiful forests located in the Attert valley. From there, you stay in the forest until you reach the starting point.

More photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/TcdH8DpSUCtffrPg7

Happy hiking,
Eddy, Rita, and Prinske

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