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Escapardenne Eisleck Trail Food Stops, Shelters, Transport, and More

Kiischpelt, Luxembourg

3806.1 m
6 Days
107 km

Escapardenne Eisleck Trail Food Stops, Shelters, Transport, and More

Shelter

Shelters represent several different types of locations along the trail. Quite often, they are Adirondack style shelters, Bothies, or Alpine Huts. The goal of shelters is to provide you with places where you can gain shelter from the elements. A small selection of shelters, for example, could be as simple as a bus stop that has a roof.
No. of shelter on the trail: 10
Coverage rating: Average

Bus stop

Bus Stops can help you to plan areas where you can either exit the trail early or skip some sections if you want to shorten your trek. We don’t currently have access to timetables, but we do sometimes have a link to a website where you can get those details.
No. of bus stop on the trail: 120
Coverage rating: Good

Transport station

Transport Stations are most often large stations or regional hubs where you can get transportations to several different destinations. They are both train stations and bus stations. These locations can be convenient to get you back to airports.
No. of transport station on the trail: 11
Coverage rating: Average

Peak

Peaks are the tops of hills and mountains. If you want to know how high a mountain is, to find out its name, or to plan a couple of extra challenges along the route, these markers will help you.
No. of peak on the trail: 3
Coverage rating: Poor

Pharmacy

Pharmacies or Drugstores can be a blessing for hikers. Many of the injuries and ailments picked up along the trail like blisters, damaged feet, small cuts, bruises, and scratches can often be treated with supplies from a local Pharmacy/Drugstore.
No. of pharmacy on the trail: 2
Coverage rating: Poor

Healthcare

Healthcare is marked along the route to assist you in creating a plan encase things go wrong. It’s very important to remember that our list may not be definitive, but, particularly for non-urgent injuries, it may help you make a plan. It’s always best to contact the local emergency services if you are having a problem.
No. of healthcare on the trail: 3
Coverage rating: Poor

Pub

Pubs along the trail can be one of the best ways to understand better what life is like for the locals near the trail. We scour sources like open street maps, our knowledge, and submissions by the Hiiker community to add the pubs that are near the trail.
No. of pub on the trail: 20
Coverage rating: Average

Osmcampsite

OSM Campsites are data that we have extracted for Open Street Maps. This is separate to the campsites listed in our accommodation section. It is worth checking out that list as well. Again, we try to augment them by gathering further information if we can. Know something we don't, Contact Us.
No. of osmcampsite on the trail: 24
Coverage rating: Good

History

Quite often, the reason many trails exist is the history related to the route. Be it as simple as ancient earthen mounds, or more recent war memorials; we have marked many historical points of interest along the trail. We use OSM data combined with our research and knowledge, and that of our community to gather this information.
No. of history on the trail: 40
Coverage rating: Good

Viewpoint

Pharmacies or drug stores can be a great blessing for hikers. Many of the injuries and ailments picked up along the trail like blisters, damaged feet, small cuts, bruises, and scratches can often be treated with supplies from a local Pharmacy/Drugstore
No. of viewpoint on the trail: 9
Coverage rating: Average

Water

Water marked on the map are both Taps/faucets where you an get public access to freshwater, and freshwater sources such as rivers or streams. Freshwater sources are marked where it passes close to the trail, not necessarily the most accessible point. Always appropriately filter water, so you are sure it is safe to drink.
No. of water on the trail: 98
Coverage rating: Good

Town

Towns are convenient places along the trail to resupply and recharge yourself. Towns can vary in size so it can be worth checking the other amenities we have to see if the services you require are available, or failing that, check other sources.
No. of town on the trail: 43
Coverage rating: Good

Fastfood

We have marked places where you can get cheap and cheerful food along the trail. We can’t attest to the quality of the places, but, when you are hiking hungry, you are hungry! These places, unfortunately, go out of business regularly so phone ahead or check out their website to confirm they are still in business. If they aren’t please let us know.
No. of fastfood on the trail: 4
Coverage rating: Average

Restaurant

Quite often, the reason many trails exist is the history related to the route. Be it as simple as ancient earthen mounds, or more recent war memorials; we have marked many historical points of interest along the trail. We use OSM data combined with our research and knowledge, and that of our community to gather this information.
No. of restaurant on the trail: 21
Coverage rating: Good

Shop

Shops are places where you can top up and get supplies. The source of this data is almost exclusively Open Street Maps, though we do try to augment it with further data such as phone numbers of websites.
No. of shop on the trail: 10
Coverage rating: Poor

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