Ranger and expert tours
Sustainable and free: ranger and expert tours in the nature park
Do you know what a litter meadow is? Do carnivorous plants grow in the nature park? And have you always wondered what this sandpiper is all about? The nature park rangers and other experts will give you the answers and, on top of that, you will learn a lot more interesting facts on the guided hike through the Ammergau Alps Nature Park. Join us and get to know and understand nature better.
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The ranger and expert tours are free of charge. When booking, the amount is always "0 €" - it remains that way throughout the entire booking process. No account details need to be provided (a value for the costs must be stored in the booking system, hence the “0 €”).
Rangers are mediators between people and nature and have many different tasks:
Visitor guidance in the area and digital environmental education, landscape management, monitoring, public relations
Many tours are conducted by the nature park rangers; they are real all-rounders and can answer all questions about the nature park. The offer is supplemented by guided tours by experts who have and impart in-depth knowledge in a specific area: the orchid expert knows exactly which orchid grows where, the foresters are much more than "tree experts" and the herbal educators spice up their tours with exciting anecdotes .
The meeting points vary and are listed in the descriptions of the respective tours.
Dogs are always welcome if they are on a leash. There are even two special tours that are designed to meet the needs of dogs and their owners: "Ranger-Gassi" in Oberammergau and Bad Kohlgrub with ranger Deniz.
Families can of course take part in any tour, but these tours are particularly suitable for families:
Many of the tours run on small paths and are therefore not suitable for strollers, but the following tours run on gravel forest roads and can be done with an off-road stroller:
The “FKK - Tour through Ettaler Weidmoos” tour is wheelchair accessible to a limited extent. The paths are gravel and flat except for a small bridge - an accompanying person is helpful. It's best to let the tourist information office in Oberammergau know that a wheelchair user will be there: 08822/922740
Please call the Oberammergau Tourist Information directly and cancel your registration, then other interested parties on the waiting list still have the chance to be there: 08822/922740