Leiblachtal: through Degermoos to Stockenweiler Weiher – West Allgäu Wasserweg 25
Leiblachtal: through Degermoos to Stockenweiler Weiher – West Allgäu Wasserweg 25
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Leiblachtal: through Degermoos to Stockenweiler Weiher – West Allgäu Wasserweg 25
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17.9km
190m
Hiking
This half-day hike takes you through two nature reserves – the Degermoos and the Stockenweiler Weiher. Today, these two natural gems enjoy the highest level of protection. However, they were previously used for peat extraction and fish farming for centuries.
Starting from Opfenbach, the hike first leads via Göritz to…
by Westallgäu
Last updated: August 19, 2025
Tips
Your route passes through protected areas
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Degermoos
Stockenweiler Weiher
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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4.26 km
Degermoos
Nature Reserve
9.79 km
Degermoos Nature Reserve
Highlight • Natural Monument
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12.7 km
Stockenweiler Weiher Nature Reserve
Highlight • Lake
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14.7 km
Leiblachtal
Highlight • River
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17.9 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.41 km
6.65 km
2.41 km
1.41 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
9.90 km
4.29 km
1.97 km
1.25 km
406 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (590 m)
Lowest point (490 m)
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Saturday 18 July
22°C
15°C
80 %
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The circular trail led from Hergatz first through the Degermoos landscape protection area and then on to the Stockenweiler Weiher. Near the village of Stockenweiler, I crossed the railway tracks and the federal highway. Afterwards, it went along the …
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April 12, 2024
This half-day hike takes you through two nature reserves – the Degermoos and the Stockenweiler Weiher. Today, these two natural gems enjoy the highest level of protection. However, they were previously used for peat extraction and fish farming for centuries.
Starting from Opfenbach, the hike first leads
Translated by Google •
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