The Tannermoor 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 Tanner Moor can be hiked at any time.
Hikers also have the opportunity to be accompanied through the moor by experienced moor guides, who will tell you everything you need to know and have many an interesting story or legend to tell. This tour is particularly recommended for hiking groups and school classes - information is available from the Liebenau municipal office (+43 7953 8111) or directly from the moorland guide Josefa Kaufmann (+43 676 814283469).
The "Moortreff" buffet is open in fine weather from Monday to Friday from 11:00 - 19:00 and from Saturday to Sunday including public holidays from 10:00 - 19:00.
When the kiosk is closed, we offer drinks and snacks from our vending machine!
Enjoy a traditional or healthy snack prepared with food from the region, daily fresh pastries with a coffee or a refreshing ice cream in the Moortreff guest garden.
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