A popular hiking destination for locals and travellers alike.
The Mullerthal region of Luxembourg is renowned for its stunning scenery, rugged terrain, and thick forests. This area is home to the Schéissendmpel Waterfall. The Black Ernz river, which flows through a tiny gorge and crashes over various rock formations to produce a number of small waterfalls and pools, is responsible for generating the waterfall.
The name "Schiessentümpel" is derived from the Luxembourgish term for "shooting pond," which alludes to the sound of the water crashing against the rocks. The waterfall has been a well-liked tourist spot for more than a century, and hikers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers frequently visit.
Rich forests and sheer cliffs surround the waterfall, providing a dramatic and beautiful backdrop. The waterfall is reachable via a number of clearly indicated hiking trails, as well as by automobile or public transportation. Visitors may park close to the waterfall, and there is a small café nearby where they can unwind and take in the view.