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Schwarzhölzl mit Würmkanal und Feldmochinger See

Unique Peatland in the Heart of Munich

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Located in Feldmoching, Schwarzhölzl is a protected peatland forest covering 79.5 hectares, characterized by dark moss pines. As part of Munich's green belt, it features wet meadows and a birch moor forest. The nearby Mückensee adds to the area's natural diversity.

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Schwarzhölzl was established in 1964.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1964

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the unique landscape around you. This protected peatland forest has been a sanctuary since 1964 and is one of Munich's natural treasures. The dark moss pines that dominate the Schwarzhölzl give it a mysterious charm. This area is a remnant of the eastern Dachauer Moos, featuring a variety of habitats. Behind you are wet meadows and hay meadows, home to diverse bird species. Just 878 meters to the northwest, the Würmkanal flows, adding to the ecological richness of this area. Enjoy the peace and natural beauty of this protected landscape.