The Murnau Moos –
Discover a living moor landscape
How did the Murnauer Moos come into being and what effect does nature conservation have?
The Murnauer Moos is one of the largest contiguous moorlands in Europe and a wonderful natural paradise – right in the heart of the Upper Bavarian Alpine foothills. On this approximately 3-4 km guided tour (duration: approximately 150 minutes), you will learn how this impressive moorland was formed over millennia, its significance for flora and fauna, and how landscape and nature conservation contribute to preserving this valuable ecosystem.
Join us as we explore the fascinating natural landscape of the Murnau Moor: Learn about the diverse 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 conservation impacts the use of the area. This tour lets you experience nature with all your senses and demonstrates the deep connection between humans and the environment.
Contents of the tour:
- Formation of the Murnau Moos: From the Ice Age to the present day
- The importance of moss as a habitat for rare animals and plants
- Nature conservation in the Murnauer Moos: Measures and successes
- The influence of moss on climate and water supply
- Historical use of the moss and changes due to nature conservation
