- This picnic area can be reached on foot/bike.
- It is public and accessible at any time
- The nearest parking lot is in the Johannes-Damm-Straße (parking deck) in Maikammer
- It is located directly at the "EXPO-Rundweg" as well as a little bit away from the cycle track "Deutsche Weinstraße".
Picnicking in the great outdoors - this is how it's done:
1. pack delicious picnic in your backpack or saddle bag and off to the next picnic area.
2. good to know: In the forest and in the vineyards there are usually no trash cans. Therefore: take everything you have brought back home and leave the picnic area without any traces!
3. very important: making fire and barbecue is forbidden!
4. forest and vineyards are for everyone. Stay on the marked trails, be considerate of each other and keep your distance.
5. many picnic areas, huts, lookouts and castles are not accessible by car. The car must be left in parking lots for hikers or in the villages.
6. Camping in the Pfälzerwald-Nordvogesen Biosphere Reserve is only allowed on designated campsites, RV parks and trekking sites.
7. please do not make noise and leash your dogs in the forest and vineyards to avoid disturbing wildlife.
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