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The Murnauer Moos Biological Station (Ruth Rosner House) is located directly on the northern edge of the "largest living bog in Central Europe." It is part of the lower nature conservation authority of the Garmisch-Partenkirchen District Office. Vast meadows, remote raised bogs, and natural forests of the Köchel ("rock islands" in the bog) are home to numerous rare plants and animals. Among them are highlights such as the corncrake, the bug-orchid, the dwarf dragonfly, and many more. Information: https://murnauermoos.de/index.php/biologische-station/foerderer-u-partner

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

Beautiful view of the lake! The "New Moosbergsee" is an artificial body of water. The former mine, which now contains the lake, was created after surface mining of glaucoquartzite was exhausted and continued below the level of the surrounding Murnau Moor. After mining activities ceased, the mine filled within a few years.

More beautiful on the new Moosbergsee

Shelter and observation hut with a view of the biotope "Am Lindenbach"

you absolutely have to go to the small refuge. Is a quiet place with a wonderful view

The former Moosberg appears today in the form of a lake. Its very hard rock (glaucoquartzite) was mined to a depth of up to 80m. The Romans already used it as a building material. Mining became actual again when in 1828 the streets of Munich were started to be paved. In 1925 industrial dismantling began. In 2001 the renaturation ended, so today a beautiful lake can be seen.