Matthias Munz

From a village near Freiburg, Germany. Living and working in Penzberg, Bavaria. Passionate about bioinformatics, climbing and travelling. Adventurer. Programmer. Big data expert. Problem solver. Creator. Autodidact.

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The Moos-Rundweg near Murnau is also highly recommended for a day trip. It is about 12km long and cannot be shortened. Towards the end, you can stop off at an Alpine hut with beer garden.

In good weather, you have a beautiful view of the mountains (Estergebirge, Wettersteingebirge, Ammergau Alps) and over wonderfully green meadows. The section on the boardwalk is also a very special part of the route. There is a parking lot for hikers at the starting point and shortly afterwards an alpine hut with a beer garden, where we stopped for a bite to eat at the end. We walked the circular route in a clockwise direction (i.e. southern part in the moor with sun first) so that we had the shadier part along the slope towards the end.

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View to the south towards the Ester Mountains and Wetterstein Mountains. Wooden huts along the way, some artistically decorated. Halfway along the route, there is a relatively long section on a wooden walkway.

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