Almenland Bee & Forest Nature Trail / Passail / Hike

Easy | 4.2 km | 1.5 hrs | 150 m elevation gain
, Passail

A varied themed trail for the whole family—featuring exciting stops about the forest, the life of bees, and magnificent views of the Passailer Kessel.

The Life of Bees

A family-friendly hiking trail that starts right in Passail and leads up to the mystical Schiesshüttenwald. From there, you have a wonderful view of the entire Passail basin. The trail aptly passes by the Almenland KreinerAlmenland . There, visitors can find more fascinating information about bees, guided tours, and guided honey tastings (by appointment), as well as a charmingly designed farm shop offering regional honey and bee products.

If you have a little extra time, you should definitely take a short detour to the Lindenberg Church . Under the old linden trees, benches invite you to linger and offer a beautiful panoramic view of the entire Passail Basin. Right next to it is the Lindenbergstub'n, which invites you to stop in for a cozy break.

The route can be extended to include a loop down to Tober (Wild-Wiesenrunde).

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Starting Point & Parking

Passail Main Square
The starting point is right by the parking garage in front of the Reisinger department store.

Free public parking is available at the parking garage or near the Passail fire station.

Places to Stop for a Meal

After the hike, several restaurants in the center of Passail invite you to stop in for a relaxing break.

It's also worth visiting the Lindenbergstub'n, which is located right above the Lindenberg Church and serves regional specialties while offering a beautiful view.

If you'd like to take some regional products home with you, you'll find them at the Almenland KreinerAlmenland . The farm store offers a variety of honeys, bee products, and thoughtfully curated gift ideas.

Road Conditions

The Forest and Bee Nature Trail runs mostly along easily navigable forest and logging trails, as well as short paved sections. The hike is easy and ideal for families with children. The occasional inclines are easy to manage.