Orchard Hiking

Born

Your trail will start at the renovated Ramborn Cider Haff, originally built in the year 1783, and will take you through meadow orchards, lush fields, and thick forest.

The average length hike takes about an hour and a half, and we recommend that you wear good, solid, walking shoes or boots. The trail is paved and features signposts and information along the way...
Perfect for: First time hikers, experienced hikers looking for a casual day, fans of cider.

Information about Ramborn https://www.lux-trier.info/a-ramborn

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Ramborn Cider & Co.

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Ramborn Cider Co. is Luxembourg’s first cider producer, and has drawn attention from cider enthusiasts around the globe. Since 2016, they have been winning international awards including the “International Brewing and Cider Awards” and the “Royal Three Counties Cider and Perry Championship”. Their focus is on replanting and reviving Luxembourg’s traditional orchards and all of their cider and perry is made from local traditional varieties. Ramborn’s beautifully renovated farm is located in Born only 35 minutes from Luxembourg City. Details ansehen
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More information about this route

Start:

Ramborn

Destination:

Ramborn

Distance: 5 km

Duration: 1:30 h

Difficulty: easy

Ramborn

Duerfstrooss 23
6660 Born
Phone: (00352) 26 72 92 04

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Cross the park, walk along the Syr, past a waterfall and arrive at the nature reserve `` Manternacher Fiels``. Now walk to the ruins of a former sawmill and pass the Mechelslay, to walk up a few steps and reach a breathtaking viewpoint. Continuing the trail by walking past the woodland named `Schlaufels`, now walking downhill, arriving at the Schlammbach creek. Now you have nearly reached the end of this trail, all that´s left is walking back to Mertert via the Widderberg.