Tannermoor Nature Preserve

Liebenau, Oberösterreich, Österreich

pets allowed
Suitable for groups
Suitable for kids (all ages)

The Tanner Moor is the highest raised forest bog in Austria.

The moor was formed after the last ice age around 12,000 years ago. It lies at an altitude of over 930 metres above sea level and entirely in the area of Weinsberg granite, which is interspersed with fine-grained gangue granite in some places. This forms the water-impermeable depressions in which this moor could form up to a thickness of 10 metres.

The area of the Tannermoor has never been deforested, nor has peat ever been cut in it. The only human intervention in this area is the Rubnerteich ...

Opening hours

The Tanner Moor can be hiked at any time.
Information & Guided tours on request: +43 664/73044587

The buffet at the Rubener pond is open in fine weather from 01 May to 31 October from MO, DI, DO and FR from 11:00 and at weekends from 10:00.
+43 7953/81250

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

by car:
from Linz >> A7 Mühlkreisautobahn >> B124 Königswiesener Straße >> L 576 Schönauer Straße >> Schönau im Mühlkreis >> Riedmark Landesstraße >> Liebenau
from Salzburg via Linz
from Vienna >> A22 >> S5 >> Kremser Bundesstraße B37 >> B38 Böhmerwald Straße >> Franz-Diebl-Straße >> L172 >> L576 Schanz >> Liebenau

Equipment

Toilet facility
Food and drink available

Service

Guided tour

Prices

General price information

The guided tours through the Tannermoor are conducted by various nature and landscape guides. The price depends on the size of the group and the duration of the tour and must be agreed directly with the guides.

More information can be found on the website.

Payment methods

Other payment methods

Cash payment