Rock Formations in Müllerthal – Huel Lee (Hohllay Cave) loop from Berdorf

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Echternach Canton

Rock Formations in Müllerthal – Huel Lee (Hohllay Cave) loop from Berdorf

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Rock Formations in Müllerthal – Huel Lee (Hohllay Cave) loop from Berdorf

01:15

4.68km

50m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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61 m

Perekop Rock — Crevice and Viewpoint

Highlight • Gorge

As spectacular as it might look, even the beginning hiker should have no trouble. There is a safer path for the faint hearted though :)

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166 m

Wolf Gorge

Highlight • Gorge

It was our first time here and we were very impressed. The rock formations to the left and right of the path - simply gigantic.

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229 m

Perekop

Highlight • Gorge

Perekop is a heavily visited giant rock on the road from Berdorf to Echternach. So you have to deviate from the path for a moment and cross the roadway.

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1.08 km

Rock Formations in Müllerthal

Highlight • Natural Monument

The rock formations are simply breathtaking!
Regardless of whether it is a long-distance hike or a short walk, here you have a distance from everyday life within a very short time.

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1.58 km

The Hohllay Cave with its tunnels and rock formations is a great destination in Luxembourg's Little Switzerland. The Romans already cut stones from the rock for their building projects and mining continued in the Middle Ages. In particular, millstones were broken from the sandstone rocks. You can still clearly see the traces of the tools on the cave walls.

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1.66 km

Breechkaul Amphitheater

Highlight • Cave

The "Breechkaul" amphitheater was created in 1979. Concerts of all kinds take place here in the summer.

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2.04 km

Narrow Rock Passage in Luxembourg

Highlight • Gorge

I incorporated the steep path into my tour as a variation. Going up is probably better than going down. The rock walls left and right were almost soaking wet. Another special feature is the boulder that got stuck in the crevice.

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3.67 km

Huel Lee/Hohlay Passage on the Müllerthal Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

Great gorge with strangely eroded rock formations. It's a shame that no more water flows here, but still an unforgettable experience.

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4.68 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.35 km

2.24 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.13 km

281 m

130 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 10 October

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Comments

September 25, 2023,Höhlen und Schluchten

Today we went on another nice tour. Parked at the free parking lot behind Berdorf, we first went into the large cave, Hohllay or Huel Lee. very impressive! You can clearly see the places where the mill wheels used to be milled out.
Continue on a beautiful path to Perekop, a rock that can be climbed through a narrow passage.

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January 18, 2023,Wanderung Müllerthal 🇱🇺

Today we went from Echternach to the hiking car park, in the Müllerthal. A beautiful area, you feel like you are in Saxon Switzerland. Wild, romantic between rocks and caves. Unfortunately, we had to end the tour sooner because our car alarm system reported a break-in. That's why we're back quickly and what happened, nothing 😥 We've been driving it …

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June 19, 2024,Wanderung Berdorf

Very nice hike, we went on a rainy day and were very glad to have sturdy hiking boots.

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October 1, 2023,Faszination Fels und Schlucht

Today we went into the wilderness with my son. Not really the outdoors type. Caves and gorges definitely had to be there to lure him into the wilderness. Then we found them too. It's fascinating here. I would have loved to photograph every stone. It was always “Look there, oh how beautiful, take a photo.” I left you a few …

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