Trudlerbaach
The Trudlerbaach passes underneath what is now a farming bridge however was once a part of one of the main roads between Luxembourg and Trier during the Roman Times, directly before crossing this bridge, the river sharply changes direction and flows west as opposed to south which was how it flowed through the row of trees before it. The stream then encounters some stepping stones as it traverses the locality of op de Syrener-head. Following this the stream crosses under another farming bridge before encountering the Poteschbesch. Upon reach the edge of the forest, the brook passes through an array of scattered stepping stones. Throughout most of the rivers traversing of the Poteschbesch, it forms the boundary between the forest and fields used for farming although a small handful of trees are almost always on the north bank.. Around the same location where the river enters the forest, the stream crosses the border between the communes of Contern and Weiler-La-Tour.