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Steinwald Nature Park eV
The association supports projects in the areas of nature and species conservation, as well as environmental education. Guided tours take place annually from April to October.
Steinwald-Allianz
The special purpose association is an association of 16 municipalities and towns in the western district of Tirschenreuth and the town of Windischeschenbach (district of Neustadt/WN).
Upper Palatinate Forest
The Upper Palatinate Forest is a union of the districts of Tirschenreuth, Neustadt/WN, Schwandorf and the independent city of Weiden id OPf.
Stiftland holiday region
The Stiftland is an association of municipalities and towns in the eastern district of Tirschenreuth.
Fichtelgebirge Tourism Center
The Fichtelgebirge Nature Park includes the districts of Wunsiedel, Hof and Bayreuth as well as parts of the district of Tirschenreuth.
Tourism Association of Eastern Bavaria eV
The association markets the regions of Upper Palatinate Forest, Bavarian Jura, Upper Palatinate Forest, Bavarian Golf & Thermal Region and the cities of Eastern Bavaria.
das zwoelfer - Museums in the district of Tirschenreuth
Learn more about the museums in the Tirschenreuth district.
GEOPARK Bavaria-Bohemia eV
The focus of the cross-border Bavaria-Bohemia Geopark is on the geological peculiarities of both regions.
Fichtelgebirge Association eV
The FGV's areas of responsibility included hiking, youth and family, nature conservation, culture, and local heritage. The northern part of the Steinwald is FGV territory.
Upper Palatinate Forest Association
The Upper Palatinate Forest Association is responsible, among other things, for maintaining the hiking trails and signage in the southern Steinwald.
Steinwaldia Pullenreuth Society
The association is responsible for projects related to monument preservation and the glass grinding experience in Arnoldsreuth/Pullenreuth.
Waldeck Local History and Culture Association
HUK Waldeck is responsible, among other things, for the restoration of the Waldeck Castle ruins, its cultural program and the EWILPA - Edible Wild Plant Park.
