Mullerthal Attractions Moellerdall

Bech, Altrier and Hersberg are on the edge of the vast forests of Marscherwald and Mullerthal with their small valleys and rocks. In Hersberg the Oak of the Virgin is a popular pilgrimage spot and is recognized as a monument. There is an interesting chapel and a network of walking paths begins in the area.

Born-Moersdorf has a total of 600 inhabitants and lies in the wide valley of the Lower Sure surrounded by forests and orchards. It is a very quiet region, with pleasant walks along the Sure river and on the heights. Fishing is a possibility in Born-Moersdorf but a license is required.

The villages of Consdorf and Scheidgen have a picturesque location in the midst of extensive forests (750 hectares). There are well-kept walking trails amid the rocks, gorges and swallow-holes, the largest being the "Kuelscheier. The trails take visitors to viewpoints to admire the countryside of the Mullerthal.

Medernach is located in the valley of the White Ernz. A former agricultural village, it has taken on a more industrial role. The church was rebuilt in 1806 with a magnificent Baroque altar dating back to 1700. There is a monument to the ninth U.S. Armored Division which defended the village during the Battle of the Bulge. Medernach features walking paths on a former Roman road and along rock formations.

Reisdorf, Wallendorf-Pont, Bigelbach and Hoesdorf are situated at the meeting point of the rivers Our, White Ernz and Sure, and the wooded country. The hills of Bigelbach allow for an extensive view over the Eifel region in Germany and are home to the remains of a Roman villa.

The steeple in Hoesdorf is designated as a historical monument. As well, there is a U.S. monument dedicated to the Battle of the Bulge. The area also has three jogging trails and a bicycle rental.