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Adventure at Soier See: nature experiences and fun for the whole family!
Discover the leisure options at Soier See in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: moor nature trail, giant swing and idyllic views.
Adventure at Soier See: nature experiences and fun for the whole family!
Where to go on the weekend? A trip to Soier See in picturesque Bad Bayersoien in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district is a first-class choice. This idyllic moor lake offers everything your heart desires: from impressive views to a giant swing to an inviting beer garden. According to a report by tz.de The author Katja Wegener tried out the giant swing herself and raves about it as a “soul battery charging station”.
The Soier See extends over around 22.5 hectares and is at an altitude of around 810 meters. It was created by the retreat of the glaciers during the last ice age and, with an average depth of two meters, is a true bathing paradise. The lake warms quickly and has a healthy, brown color that comes from the moors.
Experience for the whole family
A 2.5 kilometer circular route around the lake is not only suitable for strollers and wheelchairs, but also offers various attractions for young and old. All family guide emphasizes that there are exciting offers every 50 meters such as climbing paths, board paths across the moor and a nature cinema with swing loungers. A blind course and a moor Kneipp pool also invite you to explore.
The sanitary facilities are well maintained and numerous seating options offer the opportunity for a picnic or a short break by the water. Anyone who ventures into the cool water will find shallow access points that are particularly suitable for children. When the weather is nice, the large lawn shines and the playground attracts families. However, you should remember to bring umbrellas, as there is only limited shade here.
Nature conservation oases around Bad Bayersoien
The region around Bad Bayersoien is rich in sights, and not just because of the lake. The moors of Upper Bavaria have shaped the landscape since the Ice Age. These wet biotopes are important for nature and require visitors to behave respectfully. Hooray outside recommends observing the following rules of conduct when visiting: take rubbish with you, stay on the paths and keep dogs on a leash in order to protect the sensitive flora and fauna.
The area around Lake Soier offers even more: The Murnauer Moos, for example, is the largest contiguous moor area in Central Europe and a real insider tip for nature lovers. There are not only countless plant species to discover here, but also various hiking trails that invite you to observe the impressive nature.
If you would like to take something with you after a relaxing day at Soier See, you can rent a rowing boat at the Fischerhäusl or simply enjoy the view in the beer garden. The Fischerhäusl is open from Tuesday to Sunday and offers warm food until 7 p.m.
Getting there is uncomplicated: you can quickly get to this beautiful place by taking the regional train from Munich to Murnau and then by bus to Bad Bayersoien. Alternatively, you can take the A95 to Murnau and then continue to Bad Bayersoien. So pack your bathing suits and head off on an adventure!