Hiking

Spectacular rocks, deep valleys and above all: forest, as far as the eye can see! This is what you can expect to see on the 140-kilometer-long Palatinate Forest Trail, the only long-distance hiking trail in Germany, which starts at an ICE train station and also takes in a bit of France.

Spectacular views await the hiker over the 130 kilometers between Bad Bergzabern, Fischbach bei Dahn and Kaiserslautern. Enjoy the Palatine Forest , which is distinguished by the UNESCO as a biosphere reservation - the largest contiguous forest in Germany.

Walk a network of trails totaling 60 km on a discovery tour. At over 50 stations, you'll encounter mysterious legacies left by the people of yesteryear.

Under the motto "Exercise for all - family-friendly, barrier-free and senior-friendly," you will find low-barrier routes in the forest. On well-signposted paths, it is easier to start walking, hiking, Nordic walking, rolling or even running.

Under the motto "Exercise for all - family-friendly, barrier-free and senior-friendly," you will find low-barrier routes in the forest. On well-signposted paths, it is easier to start walking, hiking, Nordic walking, rolling or even running.

Under the motto "Exercise for all - family-friendly, barrier-free and senior-friendly," you will find low-barrier routes in the forest. On well-signposted paths, it is easier to start walking, hiking, Nordic walking, rolling or even running.

This 3-hour route takes you south of Kaiserslautern, past numerous natural and cultural sights (e.g. Blitzeichen, Dreieckstein or Jungfernstein)