Pirminius Hiking and Experience Days (Spring)
Three days of hiking experience in the Palatinate Forest around Pirmasens
2026
About Pirminius Hiking Days Spring
Pirminius Hiking Days Spring — edition 2026
The 2026 edition continues the concept of a hiking weekend with tours of varying difficulty levels. Inclusive offerings, sporting challenges, and relaxed nature experiences are the three pillars of the program.
The exact program for 2026 with further tours, meeting points, and registration details will be published by the City of Pirmasens in spring.
Highlights Pirminius Hiking Days Spring 2026
- Inclusive high-altitude tour to the Arius on Friday
- Sporty 'step by step' tour on Sunday (19 km, 2,000 steps)
- Tours in the Palatinate Forest-North Vosges Biosphere Reserve
- Guided hikes with registration
Programme Pirminius Hiking Days Spring 2026
Known Highlights of the Weekend
- Friday, April 24, 2026: Kick-off with the barrier-free high-altitude tour to the Arius (448 m, 1 km, wheelchair and stroller accessible).
- Saturday, April 25, 2026: Further tours and experience formats (details will be communicated before the event).
- Sunday, April 26, 2026: Step by step — sporting tour with approx. 2,000 steps over 19 km.
Detailed tour descriptions, difficulty levels, and meeting points will be communicated via [email protected] and the city's website.
Prices Pirminius Hiking Days Spring 2026
Practical information — Pirminius Hiking Days Spring
Date & Location
Friday, April 24th to Sunday, April 26th, 2026. Tours in the city area of Pirmasens and its surroundings in the Palatinate Forest-North Vosges Biosphere Reserve.
Highlights
Friday: Barrier-free high-altitude tour to the Arius (448 m, 1 km, wheelchair and stroller accessible). Sunday: Step by step (19 km, approx. 2,000 steps).
Registration
By email to [email protected].
Recommendations
Sturdy hiking boots, rain gear depending on the weather, sufficient provisions and water. Possibly trekking poles for long tours.
Hiking as Pirmasens' Trademark
Pirmasens and the surrounding Palatinate Forest-North Vosges Biosphere Reserve offer an exceptionally dense network of trails for hikers. The city leverages this advantageous location and markets hiking as one of its main tourist themes. The Pirminius Hiking and Experience Days are the shoe city's major hiking festival, bringing together hiking enthusiasts from the region twice a year - in spring and autumn.
Spring Edition 2026 — Three Days, Many Tours
The April 2026 edition is spread over three days. The kick-off on Friday, April 24th, is an inclusive hiking tour: the barrier-free high-altitude tour leads up the 448m high Arius, is only 1 km long, and thus also suitable for wheelchair users and families with strollers. This inclusive program design is a hallmark of the Pirminius Hiking Days.
Step by Step — A Sporting Challenge
On Sunday, April 26th, the 'step by step' tour challenges the athletically ambitious participants. With around 2,000 steps and a route length of 19 km, it demands stamina and sure-footedness. The numerous stairs along the route - many of them historically carved into the sandstone - are a characteristic feature of the hiking trails in the Palatinate Forest around Pirmasens.
Registration and Organization
The tours require registration, which can be done via email to [email protected]. The City Marketing and Tourism Department of Pirmasens coordinates the program and ensures that the tours are accompanied by experienced hiking guides. Safety, nature conservation, and the experience factor are balanced.
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