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Nature’s monuments around Tennsee

Buckelwiesen meadows

The Buckelwiesen (literally: hummocky meadow) is a unique natural treasure to Alpenwelt Karwendel. An information panel stands on Seeuferweg, which leads to the Buckelwiesen, and explains in simple language how these distinctive mogul-like knolls around Tennsee came to be, the specifics of their management and their unique floral diversity. The panel directly on the lake also explains how the landscape was formed by the glaciers of the last Ice Age.

Life in and by the brook

This information board is located directly by the stream behind the children's playground and offers fascinating insights into the Kranzbach habitat. It highlights the banks of the stream, the animals and plants that inhabit it, and the everyday challenges they face to survive and thrive in this natural environment.

The Isar Nature Discovery Trail near Krün

The Isar Nature Discovery Trail offers a variety of themed areas and fascinating stations. These introduce you to the natural environment in and around the Isar River. Enjoy activities like water play areas or the tree telephone—fun for the whole family.

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Isar Nature Trail – Children standing next to bronze deer sculpture

Nature-themed botanical hikes and herb walks

A knowledgeable botanist and herb expert will guide you through our beautiful surroundings and introduce you to the unique features of the local flora and nature. The hike lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours.
Meeting point: Every Wednesday (May to mid-October) at 10:00 a.m. at the panorama board near Gröblalm.

Infos Information on Theme Trail

Karst

This information board at the lakeshore clearly explains what karst is and how this phenomenon forms. Since the Alpen-Caravanpark Tennsee is located in the midst of the Northern Limestone Alps, karst features can be encountered by the observant visitor at every turn. Between Krün and Barmsee, you can admire dolines, eroded limestone along the trails, and even many humpback meadows are karst phenomena.

The information boards were developed by the Krün-based company GEO-TRIP® run by Josef and Vera Karner. The Karner couple, who have been planning and implementing educational trails for years, also offer guided tours for young and old.