Libi Runde

Casper Nicca takes you on his hike along the meadows and pastures on the upper Schamserberg, where he meets different people. At selected locations, you can listen to the exciting audio stories via your smartphone.

The Schamserberg, with its near-natural cultural landscape shaped by centuries of cultivation, is a habitat for a variety of animal and plant species. Among the most species-rich habitats in the cultural landscape are the dry meadows and pastures. The hike takes you along the magnificent variety of meadows and pastures on the upper Schamserberg, to the observation bench.

At the start in Mathon is the exhibition "mia natira". It forms the heart of the "Meadows and Pastures on the Schamserberg" project. The construction trailer, which has been converted into an interactive exhibition, is open daily. Here you can find the overview map of the upper Schamserberg, which shows selected localized meadows and pastures and typical plant and animal species.

Any hiking trail closures/restrictions or diversions can be found here.

A detour to the agricultural village of Lohn with its valuable villagescape and refreshment stops is also recommended. Optionally, the route can be shortened by PostBus from Lohn.

The exhibition "mia natira" in Mathon is worth seeing.

From Mathon, the hiking trail leads through a sparse larch forest pasture up to the Mursenas mountain pasture. Past a flat moor and the swinging lawn, we go to the mountain lake Libi. Here the mountain lake shore is ideal for a rest and with a little luck skylarks can be observed at the observation bench. The hike now leads down to Lohn. From Lohn it goes through the Klangwald and along a larch forest pasture back to Mathon.