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On this path, there are eight stations that children can discover with the little bee mascots Paul, Rosa, and Fritzi. The bees show the different habitats in nature and provide exciting information about animals and plants. Along the way, children learn in an age-appropriate manner how they can protect nature themselves, so that people, as well as animals and plants, can have a diverse environment to live and explore for many, many years to come.
The project is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD).
Dear visitors of the Spürnasenweg in Albisheim,
we are happy that you want to discover the Spürnasenweg at the Wartturm together with the children.
Why was this children's discovery route created?
The topics of climate crisis and species extinction are ubiquitous. We read, see, and hear every day how the climate crisis affects our future and how biodiversity is declining. Especially our children and future generations will grow up and live with the effects. Therefore, the children of the kindergarten in Albisheim, the pupils of the Zellertal school, associations, organizations, and businesses have thought about how to sensitize children to the topics of species protection, environmental protection, and sustainability. For this purpose, eight panels were created together, with the aim of bringing children closer to the necessity of mindfulness with our environment and the importance of nature conservation in an easily understandable way.
We wish you lots of fun and a wonderful time in the nature of Albisheim!
Your municipality of Albisheim
Author’s recommendation
This hiking route is ideal for letting children discover nature with all their senses. The route offers varied landscapes and numerous opportunities to explore the surroundings.
The Wartturm is a special highlight, as it not only offers great picnic opportunities but is also an exciting place for children to discover and play.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
ZELLERS- Die WeinloungeSafety information
The tower is not publicly accessible and only open during festivals.Roadbook
Peterskirche
Jüdischer Friedhof Albisheim
Watchtower Albisheim
Warteturm
Watchtower Albisheim
Public transport
By train from Mainz to Kirchheimbolanden and then by bus (921) to Albisheim. By train from Grünstadt or Worms to Monsheim and then by bus (921) to Albisheim.Get Timetable to destination
Directions
The Zellertal lies in the triangle of the cities Mainz – Worms – Kaiserslautern and is accessible via the motorways A 61, A 63, and A 6.Parking
You can park at the hiking parking lot near Zellers Weinlounge.Coordinates
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Equipment
An all-terrain stroller is advantageous to comfortably manage the entire route. The path goes over different surfaces, including gravel paths and steeper climbs, which are easier to handle with a robust stroller.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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