Rohr Nature Reserve near Lauenen (BE)
Rohr is a vast, flat moorland and floodplain area directly above Lauenen – nestled in a tranquil, wildly romantic landscape with reed beds, the Lauibach stream, and characteristically shaped haystacks, the so-called "Tristen." Thanks to its diverse flora and birdlife, it is considered a floodplain area of national importance.
🚶 Outdoor Circular Trail – Tour Data
A family-friendly circular trail takes approximately 1 hour (5.4 km, 10–11 m elevation gain) through the area – popular in both summer and winter. Difficulty: easy (T1-T2), also ideal for strollers.
Route: Starts from Lauenen (e.g., Hotel Alpenland/Lauenen Rohrbrücke), along the Lauibach stream and later through flat moorland – with an optional extra loop to the Oey (1.8 km).
Winter: As a cleared winter hiking trail and cross-country ski trail (skating/classic).
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Pure nature: hedgerows, reed beds, bird nesting sites, and natural management with litter mowing and barnacle construction – demonstrates traditional mountain meadow management.
Picturesque in winter: snow-covered plains, visible logs and haystacks – tranquil, sunny, and atmospheric.
Infrastructure: Accessible circular route with low elevation gain, ideal for walkers and runners.