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Nature Experience Trail Bayrische Au

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Suitable for pushchairs

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Tour-Details

Starting place: 4160 Aigen-Schlägl

Destination: 4160 Aigen-Schlägl

duration: 1h 19m

length: 5,1 km

Altitude difference (uphill): 38m

Altitude difference (downhill): 46m

Lowest point: 727m

Highest point: 774m

difficulty: easy

condition: very easy

panoramic view: Individual Views

Paths covering:

Path / trail, Gravel, Hiking trail

A dreamlike hike through the beautiful Bohemian Forest into the high moorland area of Bayrische Au. Follow the signs for the Bayrische Au nature trail. Keep to the red-white-red markings until you reach the nature trail in the Bayrische Au raised bog area. The information boards provide you with interesting facts about the raised bog area. At the end of the footbridge, enjoy the view of the Vltava reservoir towards the Czech Republic from the platform and treat yourself to a rest on the benches.
For the way back, either go back the same way or turn left onto the moorland hiking trail (this is not suitable for pushchairs, good footwear required). Both paths lead back to the starting point.

With the free outdooractive app, you can hike the trail using navigation.

Tour and route information

Starting point: Parking on the right side of the road, 180m further from the former customs house.

Destination: Parking on the right side of the road, 180m further from the former customs house.

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educational path

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

By car:
from Linz - B127 to Rohrbach-Berg - Öpping - Aigen-Schlägl
from Passau - border crossing Breitenberg - Klaffer - Ulrichsberg - Aigen-Schlägl
from Czech Republic - border crossing Zadni Zvonkova/Schöneben - Ulrichsberg - Aigen-Schlägl

From Aigen-Schlägl follow the Krumauerstraße in the direction of Oberhaag, from there another 3 km, shortly before the border crossing into the Czech Republic, 180m after the former customs house there is a parking possibility on the right side, there is the start of the hike.