© Patrick Müller, SaarSchleifenLand
Mosel Germany France

Moselle 3-Trail

Hunting Season 2024/25 — Check for hunts before hiking

Autumn is here, and that means hunting season has begun! From mid-October to January/February, hunters are active across the country. Stay safe by checking hunt dates in your area on our Map. 

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Starting point
European Museum Rue Robert Goebbels, 5444 Schengen
Destination
European Museum Rue Robert Goebbels, 5444 Schengen
Distance
34,17 km
Duration
9:55 h
Difficulty
difficult
  • Condition
Highest point
366 Hm
Lowest point
143 Hm
Aggregated Ascent
902 Hm
Aggregated Descent
902 Hm
Circular routes Visit Luxembourg

Description

Scenic Refreshment stops available
33km | 3 countries | 0 borders

Welcome to the M³-Trail within the borderless triangle. Discover on 33 kilometres the German-French-Luxembourg border region with its very special charm and its eventful history.

Tough years of war, countless border shifts, power struggles, negotiations and agreementshave shaped the border region and its people for centuries. On closer inspection, the naturallandscape with its trenches, overgrown anti-tank barriers, bomb craters and hiddenbunkers still reveals the scars of those times. Thanks to the Schengen Agreement, the region has now grown together into a borderless, common living and cultural area. The M³-Trail offers the opportunity to find out more about the way the area works together in harmony through its culture, its people and its history. Particularly exciting stops are the European Museum in Schengen, the Château des Ducs de Lorraine in Sierck les Bains and the Franco-German Peace Chapel near Perl.The M³-Trail passes through remarkable natural sites such as the Stromberg (Schengen & Contz-les-Bains), the Hammelsberg (Perl & Apach), the limestone meadows of Montenachand the quartzite outcrops in Sierck-les-Bains, some of which are classified as nature reservesand listed in the European Natura 2000 network. These natural environments are fragile and reserved exclusively for walkers, so please follow the recommendations on the signs at the entrances to the sites.