The Palatinate Forest Nature Park is legendary. It is one of the largest contiguous forest areas in Germany and thus an important element for the natural area of ​​the Palatinate and is considered to be particularly worthy of protection. 

The Palatinate Forest has produced some scenic landmarks that are world famous: the Teufelstisch von Hinterweidenthal , the Jungfernsprung in Dahn, the Hochstein Dahn (climbing and hiking rock group) and the rock towers bride and groom, also in Dahn. And not only that: 300-year-old oak forests and extensive beech forests characterize the hiking scene, along the numerous and well-developed hiking trails.

The Palatinate Forest is characterized by a large number of castles and palaces. Worth mentioning is the Reichsburg Trifels near Annweiler, the Drachenfels Castle or the  Falken- and Wilgartaburg  near Wilgartswiesen, to name just a few.

Many museums, amusement parks and industrial monuments complement the tourist area of ​​the Palatinate Forest around the stand courtyard.