Abandoned Turbine House – Domaine de Clairefontaine loop from Arlon

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Belgium

Wallonia

Abandoned Turbine House – Domaine de Clairefontaine loop from Arlon

Moderate

4.5

(33)

144

riders

Abandoned Turbine House – Domaine de Clairefontaine loop from Arlon

02:29

30.2km

390m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.34 km

Viewpoint

4.75 km

Hecksenbusch

Forest

12.7 km

Al Schmelz Sculptures and Tunnel

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14.6 km

Schwarzenhaff

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Nice area, come and explore!

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19.7 km

Stekkalene Pond and Trail

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Great view of the nature reserve.

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20.2 km

Steinfort Tunnel

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Steinfort tunnel Railway line Petingen - Ettelbrück

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21.9 km

Abandoned Turbine House

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explore this lost place!

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23.4 km

Domaine de Clairefontaine

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You have a beautiful view of Domaine de Clairefontaine from afar.

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23.9 km

View of Eischen

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Uphill was worth it

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30.2 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

20.9 km

3.65 km

2.38 km

2.26 km

1.04 km

Surfaces

14.6 km

5.63 km

4.49 km

3.63 km

1.61 km

222 m

Elevation

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Highest point (400 m)

Lowest point (290 m)

Weather

Sunday 11 October

17°C

6°C

0 %

Additional weather tips

Max wind speed: 9.0 km/h

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Comments

May 27, 2022,Grenzsteine von Steinfort bis Eischen

Another part reconnaissance tour in search of old border markers. Why this one? Well, they are historically interesting, often in remote places where you have to look for them first. And they are photogenic. Many of them have gone through difficult times, almost all bear the marks of wars. And it's just fun to look for them.

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