Hiking Trail
Hollenfels – Larochette
The varied hiking route leads from youth hostel Hollenfels through the romantic valley of the Seven Castles and the mysterious caves of Mamerlayen to Mersch. It then leads to the impressive rock formations of Nommerlayen, and continues along the famous Mullerthal Trail to the centre of Larochette, with the ‘Osterbour’ youth hostel as the finishing point, set in idyllic surroundings.
Your Itinerary
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01Start at the youth hostel in Hollenfels
Under renovation until further notice
N 49° 42.732′ E 006° 03.044′
2, montée du Château
L-7435 Hollenfels -
02Arrival at the youth hostel in Larochette
N 49° 47.363′ E 006° 13.079′
45, Osterbour
L-7622 Larochette
Breakfast before you set off?
A refreshing drink on arrival?
At our hostels you’ll find the Melting Pot restaurant and a bar where you can grab a bite to eat or a drink before or after your hike.
Our Advice
For Hikers
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Luggage transport
Want to go hiking without carrying your luggage? Then book the Move We Carry luggage transport service. You can book between 1 April and 30 November here: www.movewecarry.lu
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Quality hiking trails
Luxembourg has a number of high-quality and premium hiking trails:
- Mullerthal Trail
- Escapardenne Lee and Eislek Trail
- Eislek Pied
- Dream loops on the Moselle
- Minett Trail
- Guttland Trails
- DeLux Nature Park
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Family-friendly hiking tours
Hiking in Luxembourg isn’t just for sports enthusiasts. The Grand Duchy is also full of family-friendly tours.
- Youth hostel packages for families
- Selection of large and small national tours
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Public transport
Public transport is free for everyone in Luxembourg! For more information and timetables: www.mobiliteit.lu.
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Some planning and equipment tips for hikers
To plan your route, you will need to:
- search for a route beforehand based on length, difficulty and altitude,
- connect to the GPS or application, then download the GPX files and maps to use offline,
- check the weather forecast,
- tell someone about the route,
- bring plenty of water and snacks.
In terms of equipment, you’ll need:
- sturdy hiking boots with a good tread,
- weatherproof clothing (layering principle),
- a small backpack with water, snacks and a change of clothes,
- sun protection,
- a first-aid kit,
- a mobile phone with a full battery and an external battery.
The better prepared and equipped you are, the more you’ll be able to enjoy your trek.
Why wait?
Plan your route. Pack your hiking backpack. Discover the beauty of the country on foot.
