달레이덴 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Super friendly staff and a great selection of delicious food. We had a good time and felt very comfortable during our hiking break. We would come back anytime if we were to be in the area again, so a clear recommendation 🤗

Irsen Waterfall

This is the Candels Chapel

Very inviting place on the Irsen

Always impressive and shocking how many people died in the two world wars. Puristically poignant complex with a pieta in the middle.

Pretty lake at the beginning of the Eifelgold hike

"At the intersection in the direction of Reipeldingen and Reiff there is a two-meter-high wooden cross Metal body. Because of the road and bridge construction, it changed its location several times Renewed in the mid-1970s and set up here. Before that there was a foot drop cross at the height of the Sawmill and was a station for the annual Corpus Christi procession. Today's cross is a reminder to it. Until the beginning of the 20th century, the custom of adoration to the “seven Crossing ”is common. When a fellow citizen was very ill or struggling with death, they went on a pilgrimage the neighbors - mostly women and children in a small procession to "seven crosses". she prayed for a good hour of death for the terminally ill. Based on the number of days of the week, the number 7 has an early Christian liturgical meaning. The Way of the Cross used to have 7 stations and the last 7 words of Jesus on the cross are still seen today as a “program for dying well” and an impulse for dying care. In earlier centuries the Corpus Christi procession also led to 7 stations, while today the blessing is only given at 3 to 4 stations next to the parish church. On the other side of Irsentalstraße, next to the Petry sawmill, there is the former mill Miller, formerly a grain mill. Its mill wheel was originally driven by water from a pond fed by the Bermicht brook, later from the mill ponds fed by the Irsen. A little behind today's Petry sawmill there used to be a tinder mill and the Schönecker tannery. Along the L14 in the direction of Reiff you can still see the remains of the mill ponds at the end of the village. " https://www.islek.info/wandern/alle-wanderwege/a-wegekreuz-wanderweg-irrhausen

"" On the Ley ", located on" Matthiasweg ", there is a very old, weathered oak cross in Round beam. It is a plague cross, originally erected probably around 1637. This footfall cross once also served as a Corpus Christi cross. The oldest crosses go back to the plague years 1636 and 1637, which the inhabitants call the "years of the great dying ”. "The survivors were barely enough to bury the dead", document entries in shocking time reports. Pastor Bormann in Daleiden reported that 120,000 people died in the Duchy of Luxembourg. In some villages there was no survivor. Such so-called “plague crosses” herald and warn of that terrible scourge of God in which saw the hand of God punishing for human wrongdoing. This could be in the belief of the Population only through prayer and fasting, through vows and pilgrimages or through the setting up of Crossing are fought. The vow procession still taking place today on the occasion of the fair on 1st weekend in August is due to the plague season. " https://www.islek.info/wandern/alle-wanderwege/a-wegekreuz-wanderweg-irrhausen