Landschaftspark Hachinger Tal

The 126-hectare Landschaftspark Hachinger Tal features extensive grasslands, orchards, and restored natural areas along the Hachinger stream near Munich.

The park emerged from a former military airfield purchased in 1997, with gradual transformation beginning in 2001 under the design of Berlin's Atelier Loidl landscape architects.

Local residents actively participate in park maintenance through volunteer groups, including a dedicated team that manages and tends to the traditional orchard areas.

The park includes dedicated zones for sports, a dog walking area, beach volleyball courts, football fields, and a water playground along the Hachinger stream.

The park protects endangered species like the European tree frog and rare butterflies within its protected meadow areas, which are temporarily closed to preserve wildlife.

GPS coordinates: 48.07110,11.63690

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:48