Where to practice an individual sport Esch-Sur-Alzette

The pumptrack is a terrain for BMX and mountain bikes with a closed-loop course of bumps and turns. Since 2011, the commune of Mondercange has been home to such a concrete circuit, designed for both beginners and experienced bikers as well as skaters. The courses allow all users to perfect their technique and, above all, give them enormous pleasure. The site is freely accessible, with one's own bike as there is no rental possible. Wearing a helmet is compulsory.

The Sentier de la Crosnière guides you through the picturesque village of Lasauvage, following small paths marked with a deer, revealing nature's wonders at every turn. Informative signs guide you along the way, offering details of the local flora and fauna. As you stroll along, you'll have the opportunity to discover the old masts of the "Minièresbunn". The trail also features two observation platforms, attracting birdwatchers (please note that dogs must be kept on a leash).

Cycling enthusiasts should note that the Bettembourg-Roeser cycling network offers 13 km, 22 km and 23 km routes as well as a combination of trails on a 44 km circuit. The trails lead through varied landscapes on wooded paths and along various interesting biotopes, while being easy to ride as the terrain is generally flat. For those who wish, the walk can be extended with the Luxembourg City cycle path.

Luxembourg's largest and most modern climbing center, built to Olympic standards! It features a 15.5-meter-high main hall equipped with 4 self-belayers, a training room for beginners and children, and a 4.5-meter-high bouldering hall, providing a total climbing area of 1,400 m². Climb on your own or sign up for climbing lessons. There's also a store where you can buy specialized equipment, and a cafeteria with a friendly atmosphere and snacks.