Traveling Together—With Respect for People, Animals, and Nature
Stay Safe and Be Considerate While Out and About in the Almenland Nature Park
The Almenland Nature Park Almenland ideal conditions for unforgettable bike rides. To ensure that this unique natural environment is preserved and that cyclists, hikers, landowners, and the agricultural and forestry sectors can all share the nature park, we ask that you observe the following rules of conduct.
By showing consideration for one another and acting responsibly, you are making an important contribution to the protection of our natural and cultural landscapes.

Fair Play Rules for Cyclists
- Pedestrians have the right of way: we show consideration and are friendly toward pedestrians and hikers, and when we encounter them, we make our presence known by making a sound
- Respect for nature: We leave no trash behind and avoid unnecessary noise; out of consideration for wildlife, we only go mountain biking in broad daylight.
- Ride only on trails: we never ride off marked roads and trails
- Drive with caution: We maintain a controlled speed and are always ready to brake; we anticipate oncoming traffic and therefore drive with caution.
- Never ride without a helmet: as a rule, we always wear helmets—for our own safety
- Follow the rules: We also obey traffic laws when riding on trails; as mountain bikers, we only use marked trails and observe riding restrictions (logging operations!).
- Grazing livestock: We approach the grazing livestock at a walking pace, thereby preventing the animals from fleeing or panicking.
- Use only bikes that are in perfect working order: we inspect and maintain our bikes regularly
- Bring an emergency kit: a repair kit and first-aid supplies are often helpful
- Accurate self-assessment: We don't push ourselves too hard, either in terms of riding technique or physical fitness.
- Don't leave any traces behind in nature.
- Plan your trip carefully and find out about the route, weather, and difficulty level.


