Schwammerlweg Rohrmoos: A nature experience for the whole family
The Mushroom Trail in Rohrmoos is a lovingly designed theme trail that is a particular highlight for families with children. On the approximately 2.5 kilometer long path, interesting information about the local mushroom and plant world is conveyed in a playful way. Large wooden sculptures in the shape of mushrooms line the path and make the hike a special experience. Surrounded by the idyllic mountain landscape, the Mushroom Trail is ideal for a relaxed and educational trip into nature.
Short info:
- What is the Schwammerlweg? The educational trail that describes various types of mushrooms.
- Where exactly is it? It starts at the valley station of the Hochwurzen summit cable car, about 15 minutes from Schladming.
- What can you see there? There are an impressive number of replica mushrooms along the path, which are described on information boards. During mushroom season, there are also real ones, of course.
- Suitable for families? The Schwammerlweg is designed to be particularly family-friendly and offers a relaxed opportunity to explore nature together.
Facts about the Mushroom Trail
Difficulty level: easy
Distance: just under 3km
Duration: approx. 1 hour
Ascent and descent approx. 111km
Recommended from May to October
Generally
The Mushroom Trail in Rohrmoos Schladming proves to be an impressive destination for nature lovers. This special trail not only offers a picturesque setting but also a fascinating variety of mushrooms that captivates curious explorers of all ages.
The path is easy to manage, but we don't think it's really suitable for a stroller.
Along the way there are educational stations, which are not only informative, but also promote understanding of the importance of mushrooms in the forest in a playful way. The Mushroom Trail is an ideal opportunity for families in particular to explore nature together and learn a lot about the local flora.
Even children show enthusiasm, as they can easily distinguish between edible, inedible and poisonous mushrooms. Our four-year-old was the first to point out to us that some mushrooms are marked with a knife and fork, while others have, as he puts it, a "spit-face".
The trail also has a few surprises in store for hiking enthusiasts. The combination of an educational route and idyllic nature makes every step an experience. A visit during mushroom season is particularly recommended, when the trail is lined with a colorful variety of mushrooms and nature is at its most beautiful.
We took photos of some mushrooms. Unfortunately, we don't know anything about mushrooms, so we still don't know what they are. We would be very happy to hear your opinion in the comments!
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