Dream loop Panorama Trail Perl

We start this route at the hiking car park "Rabüscheck." There we orient ourselves to the right. Thus, you walk past the old customs houses. At the forest edge, enjoy the view of the Moselle valley and Luxembourg country. The path then leads us back into the forest. At the next crossroads, we continue straight ahead to another fork. Here our route now branches off to the left and soon meets an asphalt path above Oberperl, where you walk a bit to the right.
Shortly afterward, we follow a narrow path to the left. This first leads us between houses, then through meadows and shrubs above Oberperl. A bench with a beautiful view of the village invites you to take a short break.
The path ends at a wide paved road. We follow it downhill and then turn left. Those seeking refreshment continue about 50 m straight ahead to the Naubour Kneipp facility. Otherwise, continue hiking to the forest edge. There our route turns right onto a forest path. After about 20 m, it finally goes left on a steep forest trail uphill. The path is partially covered with vines and leads up to the Hammelsberg shelter. At this beautiful spot, we should treat ourselves to a break and above all enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the French and German-Luxembourg Moselle valley.
Behind the shelter, a narrow path branches off to the right, initially running on the ridge – and thus on the German-French border – of the hill ridge. Here, wonderful views open up towards the Three-Country Corner. The path now leads downhill again to a trail junction with three information boards. There, you turn onto the left-running path. The hike now leads us through the German-French Hammelsberg nature reserve. It goes right through semi-dry grassland areas where from mid-May to mid-June a variety of partly rare orchid species bloom. For orchid lovers, a detour to the nearby abandoned dolomite quarry, which can be reached by a path diverging left from the hiking trail, is a must. Our route then describes a left curve at three more information boards and leads uphill via stairs. At the top, a bench invites you to rest. Now we are back on the German-French state border. At the bench, we continue left. The path gradually becomes a bit wider again.
At a tree group, we reach another fork and walk right into the forest and then turn right onto a forest road. A forest educational trail now accompanies us to the TV transmitter. There we reach an asphalt road and follow it downhill on the left. 200 m further, you turn right at a bench and shortly after reach an asphalt road. It goes briefly right before we leave the road to the left. The path first ascends steeply and then, becoming flatter, leads to a paved farm road. We follow this road out of the forest and go left along a forest edge to a rest area. Further along the field edge, you reach a wider forest path and a bit downhill, again a path leading back to the starting point.