The Murnauer Moos – formation, plants, animals, use

Highlights

• Learn how the Murnauer Moos came into being
• Recognize the importance of the marsh as a habitat for rare animals and plants
• Learn about nature conservation measures and successes in the Murnauer Moos
• Trace the economic use of the marsh over time

Description

On this approx. 3–4 km long guided tour (duration: approx. 150 minutes), you will learn how this impressive moorland area was formed over thousands of years, its importance for flora and fauna, and how landscape and nature conservation contribute to preserving this valuable ecosystem.

Explore the fascinating nature of the Murnauer Moos with us: Get to know the different habitats and the animals and plants that live there.

Learn more about the importance of the moor for the regional climate and water supply and how nature conservation affects the use of the area.

This guided tour lets you experience nature with all your senses and shows the deep connection between humans and the environment.

Includes

The Murnauer Moos (the regional term for 'moor') is one of the largest contiguous moorland areas in Europe and a wonderful natural paradise – right in the heart of the Upper Bavarian foothills of the Alps. On this guided tour, which covers approximately 3–4 km (duration: approx. 150 minutes), you will learn how this impressive moorland area came into being over thousands of years, what significance it has for flora and fauna, and how landscape and nature conservation contribute to preserving this valuable ecosystem.

We will begin our journey together at the Biological Station. We will stop at several points along the way and explain various topics to you. Finally, we will take a look inside the Baroque St. George's Church, also known as the 'Ähndl' or the 'Ramsach Church.'

Important Information

• This guided tour takes place only in stable weather conditions, not in (forecast) stormy weather.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund