Discover Wintger: Hiking, Swimming and Culture

In Wintger, you can hike, swim, visit an interactive museum and discover cultural sites. If you’re looking for a hotel in Wintger, it can help to first consider which activities interest you during your stay.

Hiking and culture in Asselborn

The Éislek Pad Asselborn is a 7.54-kilometre, moderately difficult hiking trail. The route starts and ends at the Asselborner Mill and passes the Millebierg viewpoint on the Wincrange Plateau.

The WN 2 hiking trail takes a different route: it runs through the Trëtterbaach Valley and past the historic Asselborner Mill. White-and-blue WN-2 markers point in both directions. If you’re choosing between the trails, the Éislek Pad Asselborn is 7.54 kilometres long and moderately difficult; the WN 2 runs through the Trëtterbaach Valley and is marked in both directions with white-and-blue WN-2 markers. The landscapes also differ: the Éislek Pad passes the Millebierg viewpoint on the Wincrange Plateau, while the WN 2 runs through the Trëtterbaach Valley.

The Asselborner Mill is also home to a small museum dedicated to writing. It is open by appointment, so arrange your visit in advance. You can combine your hike at the Asselborner Mill with a visit to the museum dedicated to writing.

Swimming and activities at Park Sënnesräich

The Wëntger Schwemm has two separate pools: one for swimmers and one for non-swimmers. The swimming pool measures 10 × 25 metres.

Park Sënnesräich offers an interactive museum and a sensory garden. The park also has an air-filled AirTramp measuring 10 × 10 metres. It may only be used under the supervision of a trained attendant. Please confirm the supervision arrangements for the AirTramp before your visit.

Haff Om Béchel in Asselborn is an educational farm with a different focus. It introduces children to agriculture, nature and animals.

Landscape and historic sites

In Hoffelt, visitors can follow the route of the unfinished Meuse-Moselle Canal and see the tunnel entrance.

The Gënzentour circuit passes through Biwisch, Hoffelt, Allerborn, Niederwampach, Selscheid, Doennange and Sassel. Sights along the route include the Helzerklaus hermitage chapel near Hachiville. Inside the chapel is a copy of a carved altar depicting the life and Passion of Christ. In Hoffelt, you can see the tunnel entrance of the unfinished canal; by contrast, the Helzerklaus chapel houses a copy of the carved altar depicting the life and Passion of Christ.

If you’re planning a visit by appointment or an activity that requires supervision, arrange the relevant details in advance.

Discover more destinations

Discover more destinations: Asselborn, Weiswampach, Niederwampach, Heinerscheid, Hoffelt, Leithum, Urspelt, Derenbach

For the overview of destinations in the wider area: Clerf.