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Müllerthal: Tufa Spring and Schiessentümpel

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9.3 km • Consdorf

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Eddy & Rita

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Mullerthal Schiessentümpel, Consdorf, LU

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172 m 204.8 m 377.2 m 223.6 m These values indicate respectively the number of meters to rise, the highest and the lowest point in meters.
Atmosphere image 1 of route Müllerthal: Tufa Spring and Schiessentümpel Atmosphere image 2 of route Müllerthal: Tufa Spring and Schiessentümpel Atmosphere image 3 of route Müllerthal: Tufa Spring and Schiessentümpel
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We did this walk on 14/04/2025 (13,411 steps).

It is partially marked with W7 in one direction. We parked at the Schiessentümpel parking lot.

This route allows you to enjoy several highlights that the Müllerthal has to offer. First, one follows a stretch of the Black Ernz valley to then ascend through the idyllic Gluedbaach valley and descend back to the Black Ernz. This southern loop is almost 6 km. The tufa spring can be seen in this loop. Those who aren't very adventurous can just do this loop.

The northern loop is quite adventurous. After the southern loop, you take a short stretch of the CR 121 to go up a rising path at the left of the bench. A bit further, we had to climb over some large boulders. So be careful! Due to works, it's a bit tricky to find which path to take.

On this loop, you pass by the Schiessentümpel waterfall.

More photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GnfWveboQ6G5S3UM9

Happy hiking,

E, R & P

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