The most lovely spread yet awaited me, and I began having a hard time believing this hotel was the same I had booked via a very poor website for 35 euros. It turns out that Trail Inn is a gem of a place in disguise.
It even has a bike garage!
I ate two sandwiches piled high with cheese, salami, prosciutto, and tomato; apple sauce; a chocolate croissant; two bowls of yogurt with fresh kiwis; several glasses of grapefruit juice; a hard boiled egg; and nearly polished off the pot of coffee the server put on my table. I was stuffed, but there was plenty more on the buffet table, including a blender for smoothie preparing.
After breakfast I drove down the highway back into the forest.
I found a spot to park so that I could hike along a trail I had identified on a map as ideal.
It was cool and very grey, but not raining, so I set off down the trail to hike for a bit over an hour.
I put on a toque and gloves, but huffing and puffing through the leaves and over the rocks made those unnecessary quickly.
My little hike included caves from whence millstones used to be mined;
and a gorge remembered as the home of wolves back in the old days.
Notice one of Luxembourg's public transit buses, even serving this remote part of the country!
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