Parks & Nature

The Lake Starnberg region offers a diverse landscape of protected wetlands, historic manor parks, and unique geological features. Explore the Bernrieder and Höhenrieder parks, known for their heritage-listed trees and expansive layouts. The area is home to specialized ecosystems like the Leutstettener Moos marsh and the Bernrieder Filz moorland. For divers, the Allmannshauser Steilwand provides a steep underwater rock face, while the Bucentaurpark features a planetary trail commemorating the historic Bavarian royal court ship.

Bernrieder Park

Landscape park featuring heritage-listed monuments and ancient oak trees.

Bucentaurpark „Schiffswiesen“ mit Planetenweg

Features a planetary trail and commemorates the historic "Bucentaur" gala ship of the Bavarian electors.

Allmannshauser Steilwand

A vertical underwater rock face descending to depths of approximately 70 meters.

Badegebiet Paradies

Public recreation area in Possenhofen with large sunbathing lawns and lake access.

Höhenrieder Park

Parkland surrounding Schloss Höhenried, known for its diverse tree collections and walking trails.

Leutstettener Moos

Protected marshland and wetland area at the northern end of the lake, formed by glacial activity.

Lachenweiher

Moor lake located within the Bernrieder Filz nature reserve, also known as the Schwarze Lache.

Kronfilz

Protected bog and wetland area featuring characteristic peatland flora.

Karpfenwinkel Sumpf

Marshy wetland area located on the western shore near Bernried.

Kustermannpark

Public lakeside park in the town of Tutzing.

Gallaweiher

Two man-made ponds, Upper and Lower Gallaweiher, in the Bernried area.

Höllfilz

Protected bog and wetland ecosystem located south of Bernried.

Buchsee

Small lake and recreational area situated east of the main lake near Höhenrain.

Seepromenade

Lakeside walkway in Starnberg providing views across the water toward the Alps.

Auweiher

Man-made pond in the municipality of Bernried.