Exploring nature

Here in the Eislek region, a landscape full of natural beauty unfolds, where rolling green hills, rugged untouched forests, clear streams and deep valleys alternate. Near the campsite flows the Clerve River, where crystal clear water ripples along stones, enhancing the tranquility of the surroundings. This region is rich in wild flora, including rare flowers such as the daffodils and ferns, and is the habitat of numerous animals such as deer, foxes and wild boars. From the campsite you walk through vast wheat fields and meadows where cows, horses and sheep graze peacefully. Whether you set out on foot, by bicycle or motorcycle, you will be treated to breathtaking views again and again. 

Located in northeastern Luxembourg, this natural park stretches along the Our River and offers an impressive landscape of forests, valleys and hills. It is located in the middle of the Luxembourg Ardennes, at the tri-border point with Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg. It is the ideal place for hikers and cyclists, with an extensive network of trails that take you through the peaceful countryside and let you enjoy the area's biodiversity, with endangered plant and bird species. Some of the towns in this region are Vianden and Clervaux, where you can also find imposing castles.

The Mullerthal region, in northeastern Luxembourg is also called Little Switzerland, because of its impressive rock formations. The area is a wonderful place for nature lovers, with hills, forests, meandering streams, caves, ravines, sandstone formations, narrow passages between the rocks and even a waterfall. Several hiking trails run through the area, varying in distance and difficulty. Many of these trails are located around the towns of Echternach, Consdorf, Beauford and Larochette.