MuseumHinterPasseier - Bunker Mooseum

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  MuseumHinterPasseier - Bunker Mooseum Highlights at the destination Ibex enclosure

  

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  Ibex enclosure

  In the outdoor area of ​​the Bunker Mooseum, a spacious enclosure gives you the opportunity to see a group of ibexes up close. These impressive wild animals are the unofficial heraldic animal of the Texelgruppe Nature Park and also live in the wild in the rear Passeier Valley. They show off their climbing skills in the rocky terrain at the bunker and are hardly disturbed by our guests.

  http://museum.hinterpasseier.it/strukturen/bunker-mooseum/themen/steinboecke/

• The Passer Gorge

  Water shapes the valley - Along the giant rocks and forest sections, the path meanders directly along the river bank, where the Passer flows quietly through beautiful pools and over richly shaped blocks and rocks.
  
  An ambitious project makes the natural beauty that the power of the Passer has exposed and shaped accessible. Over the years, it has carved itself into the rock and formed impressive rock formations, pools and whirlpools. As part of the environmental compensation measures during the construction of the Enerpass power plant, the plan to create a path from St. Leonhard to Moos was born in 2008. The path is part of the waterways that are laid out around Moos and show how water and ice have shaped the valley. Seating and information columns accompany the path, only a few of them, so as not to take priority from nature, but to direct the focus to its beauty. Many were involved in the realization in order to bring something that seemed hopeless at the beginning to a happy conclusion.
  
  

  http://museum.hinterpasseier.it/passerschluchtenweg/

• Kummersee circular trail

  The nearby and worth seeing Kummersee circular trail near Rabenstein is easy to reach on foot. The circular trail around the legendary Kummersee in Rabenstein in the Hinterpasseier combines nature experiences, hiking fun and exciting historical information. In the summer months, the former lake basin at 1,340 m above sea level can be walked around in around two and a half hours, with a difference in altitude of around 350 m. Sturdy shoes and weatherproof equipment are recommended. Please find out about the snow and weather conditions. The eight rest and information stations, which lead around the former lake in chronological order, offer interesting information on various topics of the Kummersee and the surrounding area.

  http://museum.hinterpasseier.it/kummersee/#kummerseeweg
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  MuseumHinterPasseier - Bunker Mooseum Highlights at the destination The bunker

  

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  The bunker

  The bunker, today's Bunker Mooseum, was part of the fascist Alpine Wall (Vallo Alpino del littorio). This was intended to secure the direct border with the German Reich after 1938. There are a total of 6 bunkers in the Hinterpasseier. They were designed as the first line of defense against the Timmelsjoch. Construction work on the fortifications was stopped in 1942 without being completed and the buildings were never put into operation.

  http://museum.hinterpasseier.it/strukturen/bunker-mooseum/themen/der-bunker/