Moor Garden Hagenburg

Nestled near the Steinhuder Meer Nature Park, the Moorgarten Hagenburg is a serene retreat where the charm of peatland landscapes comes to life. Once part of an agricultural lowmoor area, this site has been carefully transformed into a living example of wetland regeneration. Over its 13,000 square metres, typical moorland plants thrive once again, forming a vibrant habitat that reflects the natural rhythms of this unique ecosystem. A specially designed walking path invites visitors to explore the biotope up close. Along the route, subtle changes in vegetation and moisture levels tell the quiet story of how nature adapts and reclaims its space. The gentle sound of wind rustling through the reeds and the sight of blossoming bog flowers create a peaceful atmosphere that appeals to nature lovers, families and school groups alike. The Moorgarten offers more than just a scenic walk – it provides a living classroom for understanding the importance of wetland preservation and biodiversity. Surrounded by the soft light and tranquillity of the Moorlands, it represents a harmonious blend of education, recreation and natural beauty. A visit here is a reminder of how delicate and yet resilient nature can be when given the space to flourish. [1]