Secret Tours

We were accompanied by llamas on this tour. The participants were able to work closely with the llamas on a short hike, during which a lot of knowledge about the animals was imparted. Whether the participants hiked with the llamas or the llamas hiked with the participants remained unclear until the end ;) At the end, there was a small chocolate bunny to eat along the way before the group made their way back to Landau together!

On this tour, we made our way through the forest to the Beilstein castle ruins. There, part of the Secrettour team waited for the hikers with warm food and drinks. With a potato stew and fruit punch in our stomachs, we were later able to make our way home by torchlight.

On this tour, especially for first-year students, the newcomers at RPTU had the chance to make new contacts and get to know fellow students. With puzzles and challenges, the evening turned into a little adventure, with the fire bringing light into the darkness on the way back!

On this tour, we made our way through the forest to the House of Sustainability in Johanniskreuz. There we cooked together in an outdoor kitchen on an open fire and in an earth oven. From sheep's cheese or tofu in a maple leaf to roast potatoes, vegetables in a jar and leg of venison to chocolate banana, everything was included. At the end, one or two brave adventurers cooled off in the pond.

We dared to go high on this tour and climbed the Donnersberg with its fantastic trails. With a huge group, far more than the other tours, we filled the coach and set ourselves the mission of reaching the summit of the highest mountain in the Palatinate. We were rewarded with great views of wide valleys, for example from the Adlerbogen. Finally, a delicious barbecue was a must.

After a joint hike to the legendary Humberg tower, we set up our outdoor kitchen at the summit with a view of the Devils' stadium. Working as a team, we conjured up a feast of a main course, side salad and aperitif on the table. Due to the changeable weather, we were rewarded with a beautiful rainbow. We lit up the way back with torches.

We have entered the underground world of the city of Kaiserslautern. Invisible passages beneath the earth's surface led us to the Palatine Count's Hall and gave us a glimpse into a partly forgotten but magnificent time. Afterwards, we enjoyed a delicious meal of typical Palatinate fare in Kaiserslautern's oldest restaurant, the Spinnrädl.

This Secret Tour left no one dry! An incredible adventure took us high up on bikes in wonderful weather before we danced on the waves. There was no shortage of relaxation during this sporting challenge and we enjoyed the balmy summer evening on the shore.

This time, we didn't just discover the unexpected - we discovered amazing new things! In wonderful sunny summer weather, we explored new paths in the region and dared to try a culinary experiment. It took us high up and far into the past.

On the fifth Secret Tour, we went orienteering and discovered the primeval forest of the Palatinate Forest. In the old-fashioned way, only maps and compasses were allowed as aids. The weather left a lot to be desired, but that didn't detract from the fun, games and excitement!

The fourth Secret Tour was great once again! This time we took the theme of forest bathing literally: Each participant was able to take an intensive forest bath. And we realized that even the little things in life make us happy ;-)

We've come up with something completely new for the third Secret Tour. As always, it will be a special kind of nature experience, only this time perhaps a little colder! But we won't give any more away, just this much: pack your gloves, hat and scarf and don't hesitate: As always, the number of participants is limited to a few lucky ones.

The first tour in the Secret Tour series was called "GÖNN DIR!" and took its participants to the dreamy wine village of Gönnheim in the Vorderpfalz region in glorious late summer weather. Picked up from the train station by covered wagon, they headed straight to the vineyard to pick grapes. After plenty of sunshine, fresh air and physical work, the fun part began: wine tasting, a culinary break, a guided tour with an insight into further wine processing and the hallowed halls of the wine cellar, another wine tasting to be on the safe side and back to Lautern with heavy arms and a richer Palatinate experience. And nobody missed their cell phone.