Take a hike on the wild side with llamas

Take a hike on the wild side with llamas

by Kristi Adams
Stripes Europe

If you’re looking for something truly different to do, here’s your chance! Just 48 minutes (45 km) south of Kaiserslautern, tucked into a peaceful corner of the Palatinate Forest, a herd of llamas awaits.

Enjoy a beautifully scenic trek in the Völkersweiler area as you and your new-found furry friend hike past rocks, streams and meadows on your expedition with the Pfalz llamas.

The next planned guided tour is Oct. 25 at 11 a.m., however hiking is possible in all seasons and is suitable for all groups. Whether you are looking for a unique children’s birthday celebration, a school or family trip – the llamas and their handlers can accommodate.

Llamas have long been used as pack animals throughout human history. Archaeological excavations from South America shows that the use of the animals began more than 5,000 years ago! Llamas are generally calm, balanced creatures but they will spit to express dominance in a herd … or if they become extremely irritated or feel threatened.

Be nice to the llamas and they’ll be nice to you, and treat you to a one-of-a-kind hike in the Palatinate Forest.  

Getting there, contact info & pricing

Family Klotz

Address:  In the Gassel 1 | Völkersweiler | Southern Wine Route Palatinate | Rheinland-Pfalz, DE-76857

Phone: (0049) 6346 901116

Emailinfo@pfalz-lamas.de

Prices:

Adults from 15 euros

Children from 12 euros

Note:  Small groups (five persons or less) may require a small, supplemental fee

 

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