Simplified itinerary from Luxembourg City: – follow PC 1 and PC 13 to Garnich, – follow PC 12 to Hagen and Steinfort, stay and follow PC 12 (EuroVelo 5) to PC 17 in Noerdange, – follow PC 17 to Koetchette (EuroVelo 5), and jump on PC 18 to Martelange, – continue following EuroVelo 5 signs until cycling directions are provided to Bastogne; note that many parts are unpaved between Martelange and Bastogne, – continue on the cycleways to Wiltz
Note that my map doesn’t follow this way to Steinfort as I stopped in my office.
Traditional photo point on PC 12 near Eischen (February 27, 2019)Hovelange tunnel (February 27, 2019)Niederpallen train (February 27, 2019)Cranes migration (February 27, 2019)Cranes are flying North (February 27, 2019)Difficult part (500m altitude?) (February 27, 2019)Piste cyclacle des Ardoisières (February 27, 2019)Piste cyclacle des Ardoisières (February 27, 2019)Piste cyclacle des Ardoisières (February 27, 2019)Piste cyclacle des Ardoisières (February 27, 2019)Piste cyclacle des Ardoisières (February 27, 2019)All roads lead to Rome (February 27, 2019)Welcome to Belgium sign (February 27, 2019)Slow please! (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Eurovelo 5 between Martelange and Bastogne following the Sûre v (February 27, 2019)Bastogne-Sud station (February 27, 2019)Watch for motorised traffic! (February 27, 2019)One of the tunnels on PC 20 (February 27, 2019)Another tunnel on PC 20 (February 27, 2019)The end of the tunnel (February 27, 2019)Ride at your own risk (February 27, 2019)
