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A super highlight is the Düdinger Moos

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Access on foot on the île d'Ogoz below 668 m above sea level. Usually it’s in March. Also island accessible on boat: https://ogoz.ch/ile-ogoz/flotte-electro-solaire/

In 1975, the public recognized the ecological value of the area and declared it a nature reserve. Six years later, the municipality of Düdingen bought a large part of the Möser. In order to preserve the typical plants of the Möser, the wet meadows are now mown and the forest is pushed back. At present, checks are being carried out to see whether the water level can be raised again.

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The Düdingen Möser were subject to numerous disturbances in the 20th century. The peat of this Möser, which took several thousand years to form, was intensively mined during the Second World War to counteract the lack of coal. This resulted in several bodies of water and the habitat began to be colonized by trees and bushes. The use of part of the Möser as a waste pit and for fish farming, as well as the construction of the A12 motorway, had a major impact on this habitat in the 1970s.

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A hermit's dwelling in the hamlet of Räsch was first mentioned in 1448. The hermit Johann Dupré and his assistant Johann Liecht expanded the rock dwelling to its current size between 1680 and 1708. In order to prevent the hermitage from collapsing and to preserve it for the general public, the parish of Düdingen carried out extensive renovation work in 2005/2006. Open and free of charge from April to September.

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The Magdalena Hermitage in Büdingen is a historic hermitage that was built in the 18th century. It is picturesquely located on the edge of the forest and consists of a small chapel and a residential building for the hermit. The hermitage served as a retreat for religious hermits and is now a popular destination for visitors seeking peace and historical atmosphere.

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One of the Düdinger “Möser” protected areas. Beautiful!

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The Passage à l'île d'Ogoz is a natural causeway that connects the continent to the island of Ogoz in Lake Gruyère. The island is home to the ruins of two medieval castles and a restored chapel, which you can discover after crossing the lake on foot. The passage is only accessible when the water level is below 668 m. So check the conditions before leaving.

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A whole grotto system was created by hand between 1680 and 1708 and offered retreat to hermits. Coincidentally, petrified sand dunes of a sea that was here 20 million years ago (Tertiary) came to light.

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Within sight of the Abbaye, in a hollow of the knee, is the Saane, this natural rock formation. Once upon a time, powerful underwater currents continuously eroded the rocks to the crag over eons of years. If you want to look up from the river bed to the edge of the cliff with its treetops, you have to tilt your head all the way back. The washed-out sandstone spirals into the sky in a breathtaking way and leaves the viewer standing there quite small and with their mouth open. The term "divine" takes on a new meaning here in the face of the abbey. A real natural highlight!!!

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Easy to reach on foot within 40 minutes from the Poya railway station.

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The island can be reached in spring. The reservoir is drained to collect the melting snow. This creates a connection between the island and the shore of Lac de Gruyere. Water level: https://www.groupe-e.ch/de/ueber-groupe-e/wasserstand-seen/gruyere

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For friends of alluvial timber. Exactly from this tree trunk I see a motif again.

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The island is accessible by land on foot in spring.

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Hermitage opening times: May 1 to September 30: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. April and October: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed: from November 2 to March 31 (incl.) Information about the hermitage: The Magdalena hermitage of the Düdingen parish - dug into a rock face high above the Schiffenen reservoir - is a place of power with a unique aura. It consists of various rooms with a total length of 120m. The rock chapel was consecrated on June 8, 1691 in honor of St. Mary Magdalene. A hermit is first mentioned in 1609. The hermit Johann Dupré and his assistant Johann Liecht contributed to the design of the rooms in the years between 1680 and 1708. The hermitage is home to a geological phenomenon: the visitor walks on petrified sand dunes that testify to the presence of a sea about 20 million years ago.

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Beautiful area for walking!

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Very impressive I've never seen anything like it!!

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Well-maintained paths passable with a stroller. An observation tower allows you to have a great look over the whole marsh.

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A beautiful area to discover. The moor itself is not that big. But in combination with a hike ... a highlight.

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The Magdalena Hermitage in Räsch near Düdingen is dug into the rock walls above the Schiffenen reservoir. It consists of various rooms with a total length of 120m. Access is possible by bike or on foot. https://www.fribourgtourisme.ch/de/P15411/magdalena-einsiedelei

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