Naturschutzgebiet Ibmer Moor

The largest contiguous moor complex in Austria is located on the Upper Austrian-Salzburg border at around 460 metres above sea level.

Moor hiking exhibition in the Ibmer Moor
Location: Ibmer Moor nature trail car park, 5142 Eggelsberg, Ibm 52
Duration of the exhibition:
Ibm /Parkplatz Moorlehrpfad from 7 July to 27 August 2023 inclusive
Daily from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm!

Braunau, Theatergasse 3 (next to the tourist office) from 6 September to 14 October 2023
Opening hours of the mobile showroom: from 8 am to 6 pm

The "Moor hiking trail" is 4 kilometres long.
With an age of around 12,000 years and an area of 2,000 hectares, this landscape is an ideal retreat for animals and plants.
A well-preserved part of the Ibmer Moor (approx. 100 ha) has been placed under nature protection. This part is almost entirely owned by the province of Upper Austria.

However, the most interesting thing about the Ibmer Moor is not its size, but its different types of moor: Low moor or fen, intermediate or transitional moor and raised bog.

The moor nature trail was established in 1973 to protect the rare animals (curlew as a ground breeder), the special flora (sundew, water hose, butterwort as an insectivore,...) and to protect visitors (bog holes).

A visit to the Ibmer Moor nature trail is an enrichment for your family holiday.
Registration for moorland tours with Maria Wimmer, Tel.: 0650 5604123, e-mail: ausflug@aon.at