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The Huel Lee can be hiked via the local hiking trail E1 and the Berdorf auto-pedestrian hiking trail and is located on route 2 of the Mullerthal Trail. Nearest bus stop: Berdorf, Hotel Pérékop (500m) Nearest parking: Huel Lee/Amphitheater (200m) Source: https://www.visitluxembourg.com/de/attraktion/felsformation-huel-lee-hohllay

Impressive rock formations, it goes up and down... Very cool and drafty here. Good sturdy footwear is a good idea 🥾🥾. Great photo opportunities guaranteed 📸 Wow, how small you are here...🫨 Can be fuller during holiday times/weekends/public holidays.. No entry fee👍🏻

This section is rightly called "labyrinths". You go right and left between the rocks. Simply beautiful to enjoy!

This is an old medieval mine where our ancestors extracted rocks for millstones. The remaining pillars prevent the cave from "collapsing" and give it the feel of a cathedral.

Between the rocks there are seven passages, each about 30 centimeters wide and up to 20 meters deep. A path leads through these narrow, dark columns. Between the passages there is a cool and humid microclimate which favors the growth of moss. It's a world out of the world!

This place is breathtaking! With its rock walls rising up to 50 meters on three sides, you truly feel small. According to research, the formations were created when blocks of Luxembourg sandstone separated from the sandstone plateau along fissures parallel to the valley.

Traces of the tools used to dig the rock can still be seen on the rock faces today. The Hohllay was therefore not only formed by the effects of nature, but also by breaking off the boulders. Thus, the cave was largely created by human hands. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohllay https://www.mullerthal.lu/de/fiche/geotop/felsformation-huel-lee-hohllay-

The path leads through many crevices, but even large rocks have to be circumnavigated from time to time. 😊