The  Bosen orchard path, a small circular trail, starts off from the village square in Bosen and runs along the Bosbachstraße, Bostalstraße and Brückenstraße. Leaving the village, the view quickly expands to reveal a green meadow valley with vast fields of orchards. Once you have reached a small hilltop, you leave the road to follow a small path through the orchards.

From there, you can...

Bosiland play path is especially suitable for families with children, as it runs past several playgrounds and is also easily accessible for prams. Through forests and meadows alternating between slightly uphill and downhill stretches, this path takes you past pastures and some of the beautiful viewpoints around Lake Bostalsee.

Several playgrounds, such as the Neunkirchen/Nahe Leisure...

Lake Bostalsee panoramic trail boasts a wonderful panoramic view of the lake several times over. While on the move, you can enjoy the view of the hilly landscape of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park with Mounts Diegelsberg, Steiners, Peterberg and Prießberg in the background.

The trail runs through the Center Parcs Park Bostalsee, which opened in 2013. At the upper roundabout, a wonderful...

The three chapel walk "Drei-Kapellen-Runde" takes you on a 7.1-kilometre trail around Bergweiler. It leads past three historically significant chapels built between the 13th and early 18th centuries.

The hiking trail starts in the square by the St. Erasmus Chapel in the centre of Bergweiler. The listed chapel was built in 1784 to honour the Saint and Martyr Erasmus. There were pilgrimages...

The Engscheider forest trail, with its stretches of paved forest path and a tarmacked section, is a peaceful hiking route that takes you past idyllic ponds and the forester's lodge. The Engscheider forest hiking trail also passes through Breitwiesbach valley.

The trail opens onto beautiful panoramic views of the nearby Steinbach stream, Dörrbachtal valley and the "Wortsegel" (Word Sail)...

The wheelchair accessible Herzweg (Path of the Heart) leads all the way around mount Schaumberg. It owes its name to its attested stimulating effect on the heart and circulation due to its consistent altitude of approx. 500 metres above sea level.

Its small height differences and the very good condition of the path make it ideal for families with children and people with physical...

The Imsbach promenade is a circular walking path in the Imsbach landscape park, which makes the traditional cultural landscape accessible. The path runs alongside extensive pastures with old domestic animal breeds through marshes and springs into the small valley. It also runs through small woods, which are partially used as forest pastures.

There are several special locations and picnic...

The 6.8-kilometre circular trail around Lake Bostalsee starts at the Lake Administration and Tourist Information Centre. From there, it goes past the swimming area/beach area in Bosen and the footgolf course, past southwest Germany's biggest beer garden and the Bosiland indoor playground towards Eckelhausen.

On the outskirts of Bosen, you can find the Bosener Mühle Arts Centre, which...

This approximately 6 km long circular route is ideal for families with children. The start and finish point is at the Nahequelle in Selbach. Here you will find the source of the river Nahe which – after about 125 km - finally flows into the river Rhine at Bingen.

This path delights walkers with its varied route along which you come across various adventure stations for children, as well...

Wendelinus Leisure Park in St. Wendel is an attractive park with a wide range of popular sports on offer. The 5.1-kilometre-long tarmacked circular sports trail offers cyclists, walkers, joggers and inline skaters ideal conditions for their fitness programme amidst the wonders of nature. The path is illuminated and features benches, a shelter and a drinking water fountain.

The golf park...

The Osterbrücken bird and nature trail lies in the heart of the scenic forest in Osterbrücken surrounded by several ponds. Through fifteen stations, visitors discover plenty of information from the bird and animal world.

Another experience of the bird nature trail can be found in the sound boxes, which play numerous bird and animal noises, as well as in the animal information boards....

As the name might suggest, the forest experience trail takes you through the forests around Bosen and through various forest formations. Running between forests and meadows, it allows hikers to get up close and personal with the forest-covered landscape in Sankt Wendel County.

You can discover various tree species on the trail. At the “Kallenborn” rest area, you can stop for a break and...

From the car park at the Buchwaldhalle (or from the disabled parking space slightly lower down), the Buchwald forest nature trail is a 3 km walk through the Buchwald forest and past the “Schwarzer Weiher” pond.

You will find all main tree species in the closest of quarters here: over 250-year-old Buchwald forest larches, over 100-year-old Douglas fir trees, 180-year-old and older beeches...

On the 4.8-kilometre-long Gronig forest nature trail, ten info panels have been set up which contain interesting information about tree species, their fruits and leaves as well as about local bird species, wild animals and microorganisms.

The path runs from the starting point at the Kapellenwiese site at Momberg, through the Groniger and Oberthaler Bruch and back again through the...

The Fritz-Wunderlich trail runs above the Kneipp water-treading facility in Oberkirchen.

It was once a railway line and leads to the 272-metre-long and 39-metre-high viaduct of Oberkirchen, the second largest stone viaduct in Germany. Once you’ve reached the viaduct, the ascent to the actual Weiselberg circular trail begins, which you reach at the end of a short, tarred path. This runs...