Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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The Biblical Wine Path leads over easily walkable, flat paths, which can also be easily managed with a stroller or by people with disabilities.
There are no special safety instructions to observe.
Tips and suggestions
Dining options in the village:
Zum Erwin, Gartenstraße 6, Tel.: 06321/59806
Gutsausschank Verena Zöller, Marktstraße 16, Tel.: 06321/58287
Restaurant Erras, Hauptstraße 110, Tel.: 06321/9542872
Kräutergarten Kirrweiler
Katholische Kirche "Kreuzerhöhung"
Marienkapelle
Stele 1 - ein-Stock und Bibel
Stele 2 - Der Baum des Lebens
Stele 3 - Weinberg - Volk Gottes
Stele 4 - Der Eber wühlt Ihn um
Picknickplatz Biblischer Weinpfad
Stele 5 - Jesus der Weinstock
Stele 6 - Lebenswasser - Rebenblut
Stele 7 - Lebensgefahr
Stele 8 - Friede
Stele 9 - Wein und Liebe
Stele 10 - Die Hochzeit von Kana
Stele 11 - Das Abendmahl
Stele 12 - Der Himmel
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Hiking station Maikammer-Kirrweiler, either on foot or with the Palatina bus over the motorway bridge to the village center. The Marian chapel is only a few minutes on foot from the village center (by the cemetery).Get Timetable to destination
Directions
A 65, exit Edenkoben, Maikammer, St. Martin, Kirrweiler. L 516 German Wine Route. Upon reaching the village center, take Friedhofstraße towards Lachen-Speyerdorf. The biblical wine path starts directly behind the Marian chapel at the cemetery.Parking
Parking lot at the Marian chapel (behind the cemetery)Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
A free flyer is available at the i-Punkt Kirrweiler (Hauptstr. 7, 67489 Kirrweiler, E-Mail: i-punkt@kirrweiler.de, Tel.: 06321 5079), on-site in the information box at the overview board behind the Marian chapel, or also for download (Flyer Biblical Wine Path at Kirrweiler). This flyer contains QR codes for all the steles and is used to access the audio files on site.
Since the texts on the steles can be difficult to read depending on the weather and lighting conditions, there is also a separate detailed accompanying brochure ("The Biblical Wine Path at Kirrweiler, rediscovering wine and the Bible") in which the texts on the steles and also the texts of the audio files are summarized and can be read again. This is available at the i-Punkt Kirrweiler (see above) for a fee of € 2.
Author’s map recommendations
Garden Eden Palatinate, The Love of Life, Hiking and excursion map, detailed scale 1:20,000
Book recommendations for this region:
Certification period: October 01, 2023 - September 30, 2026
Reasonably usable, but not completely accessible.
All areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - accessible for people with walking disabilities".
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities at the chapel of Mary (behind the cemetery) (distance to the starting point approx. 30 m).
- The Wine Path is accessible via the Maikammer-Kirrweiler hiking station, either on foot or by the Palatina Bus via the motorway bridge to the village center. The chapel of Mary is loctaed at walking distance from the center of the village (at the cemetery).
- The circular path is about 2.5 km long.
- It is at least 200 cm wide and step-free, but there is a 4 cm high threshold in the first section.
- The maximum longitudinal slope is 4% over a distance of 30 m.
- The path is mostly easy to walk and drive on (asphalt, concrete block pavement).
- There are seats at a distance of at least 500 m.
- The circular path is mostly car-free, but runs on a farm road that is heavily used by tractors, especially during the grape harvest.
- It is not designated for bicyclists, skaters, etc., or equestrians.
- The path is continuously signposted.
- In total there are 12 stations along the path. The stations are visible, perceptible or recognizable while sitting. At the information board at the starting point of the path there is a box with flyers of the Biblical Wine Path, in these flyers QR codes are printed to call up the audio contributions of the individual stations. Additionally the audio contributions are available on the Rhineland-Palatinate App (further information on the Webseite of the Rhineland-Palatinate tourism GmbH ).
- At a distance of approx. 400 m from the starting point of the path there is the "Kulturscheune" with a public toilet and a further parking space for people with disabilities.
Public toilet for people with disabilities in the "Kulturscheune"
- The toilet is open from May to the end of October.
- The door is 100 cm wide, the threshold is 2 cm high.
- The manoeuvring spaces are:
behind the door, in front of the toilet and washbasin 129 cm x 180 cm;
to the left and right of the toilet at least 95 cm x 71 cm. - There are handles which can be folded up on both sides of the toilet.
- The washbasin is wheelchair compatible.
- There is an alarm trigger.
Reasonably usable, but not completely accessible.
All areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - accessible for people with hearing impairment".
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities at the chapel of Mary (behind the cemetery) (distance to the starting point approx. 30 m).
- The Wine Path is accessible via the Maikammer-Kirrweiler hiking station, either on foot or by the Palatina Bus via the motorway bridge to the village center. The chapel of Mary is loctaed at walking distance from the center of the village (at the cemetery).
- The circular path is about 2.5 km long.
- There are no sloping areas or unsecured slopes.
- The circular path is mostly car-free, but runs on a farm road that is heavily used by tractors, especially during the grape harvest.
- It is not designated for bicyclists, skaters, etc., or equestrians.
- The path is continuously signposted.
- In total there are 12 stations along the path. The information at the stations is available in written form. At the information board at the starting point of the path there is a box with flyers of the Biblical Wine Path. These flyers contain QR codes to call up the audio contributions of the individual stations. Additionally the audio contributions are available on the Rhineland-Palatinate App (further information on the Webseite of the Rhineland-Palatinate tourism GmbH ).
- At a distance of approx. 400 m from the starting point of the path there is the "Kulturscheune" with a public toilet and a further parking space for people with disabilities.
Insufficient information or not accessible.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- (Assistance) Dogs are allowed.
- There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities at the chapel of Mary (behind the cemetery) (distance to the starting point approx. 30 m).
- The Wine Path is accessible via the Maikammer-Kirrweiler hiking station, either on foot or by the Palatina Bus via the motorway bridge to the village center. The chapel of Mary is loctaed at walking distance from the center of the village (at the cemetery).
- The circular path is about 2.5 km long.
- The path boundaries are predominantly visually contrasting and tactilely well perceivable.
- There are no sloping areas or unsecured slopes.
- The circular path is mostly car-free, but runs on a farm road that is heavily used by tractors, especially during the grape harvest.
- It is not designated for bicyclists, skaters, etc., or equestrians.
- The path is continuously signposted.
- In total there are 12 stations along the path. The information at the stations is in written form. It is not conveyed tactilely, but acoustically: At the information board at the starting point of the path there is a box with flyers of the Biblical Wine Path. These flyers contain QR codes to call up the audio contributions of the individual stations. Additionally the audio contributions are available on the Rhineland-Palatinate App (further information on the Webseite of the Rhineland-Palatinate tourism GmbH ).
- At a distance of approx. 400 m from the starting point of the path there is the "Kulturscheune" with a public toilet and a further parking space for people with disabilities.
Insufficient information or not accessible.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities at the chapel of Mary (behind the cemetery) (distance to the starting point approx. 30 m).
- The Wine Path is accessible via the Maikammer-Kirrweiler hiking station, either on foot or by the Palatina Bus via the motorway bridge to the village center. The chapel of Mary is loctaed at walking distance from the center of the village (at the cemetery).
- The circular path is about 2.5 km long.
- There are no sloping areas or unsecured slopes.
- The circular path is mostly car-free, but runs on a farm road that is heavily used by tractors, especially during the grape harvest.
- It is not designated for bicyclists, skaters, etc., or equestrians.
- The path is continuously signposted.
- In total there are 12 stations along the path. The information at the stations is in written form. At the information board at the starting point of the path there is a box with flyers of the Biblical Wine Path. These flyers contain QR codes to call up the audio contributions of the individual stations. Additionally the audio contributions are available on the Rhineland-Palatinate App (further information on the Webseite of the Rhineland-Palatinate tourism GmbH ). There is no information in easy language.
- At a distance of approx. 400 m from the starting point of the path there is the "Kulturscheune" with a public toilet and a further parking space for people with disabilities.
Equipment
No special equipment is required.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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