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The Trientale Trail (Hautes Fagnes-Eifel Nature Park)

The Trientale trail is located in the Hautes Fagnes. You'll discover the English helix and a magnificent viewpoint. The accessible route is approximately 750 m long. At the end of the route, turn around and head back to the car park. It is possible to be picked up by car at the end of the trail.

Practical information :
  • GPS coordinates : 50°29'32.4 "N 6°07'53.3 "E

  • The return journey is 1.5 km long.

  • The walk is a straight line, so there's no risk of making a mistake.

  • The information panels are accessible and there is a bench nearby.

  • At the end of the PRM section, the path continues but there are signs to identify the end of the section.

  • A drop-off point is provided at the end of the section for those who do not wish to turn back.

Photo credits for the Trientale Trail : © AccessAndGo - ABP - Stéphanie Herman

Photo credit technical gallery : © AccessAndGo - ABP - Stéphanie Herman

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Validity: From 18 March 2022 on 18 March 2027

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