Black poplar
Unterlamm
A special natural monument is one of the largest and mightiest black poplars in Austria.
Natural monument in the thermal and volcanic region
The black poplar is one of the characteristic tree species of the river landscapes and can be found in the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. As part of the natural floodplain landscape, it shapes the scenery along the Mur and offers visitors the chance to learn about a unique habitat of the region. The impressive trees captivate with their size and distinctive appearance, making them an interesting destination for nature enthusiasts.
Typical tree of the floodplain landscape
The black poplar prefers to grow along rivers and in floodplain forests. With its sprawling crown and sturdy trunk, it is one of the prominent woody plants of these landscapes. Throughout the year, its appearance changes constantly - from the fresh leaf buds in spring to the dense canopy in summer, and finally to the autumn colors. This provides a delightful view in every season.
Discover the natural area along the Mur
A visit to the black poplar can be ideally combined with a walk or bike ride through the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. The paths along the Mur lead through diverse landscapes featuring floodplain forests, meadows, and bodies of water. Information boards and resting spots invite exploration of the surroundings at a leisurely pace and provide more information about the natural area.
A destination for nature enthusiasts
The black poplar is part of a diverse landscape that hosts numerous plant and animal species. Those who explore the region on foot or by bike can experience the unique atmosphere of the floodplain landscape while enjoying the tranquility along the Mur. The location is suitable for both short stops and as a destination for a longer tour through the biosphere park.
Consciously experience landscape and nature
The black poplar exemplifies the characteristic vegetation of the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. It invites visitors to get to know the river landscape up close and gain insight into a unique natural area of the thermal and volcanic region. Together with the surrounding paths and excursion destinations, it offers an interesting stop for all who wish to actively discover the region.
The black poplar is one of the characteristic tree species of the river landscapes and can be found in the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. As part of the natural floodplain landscape, it shapes the scenery along the Mur and offers visitors the chance to learn about a unique habitat of the region. The impressive trees captivate with their size and distinctive appearance, making them an interesting destination for nature enthusiasts.
Typical tree of the floodplain landscape
The black poplar prefers to grow along rivers and in floodplain forests. With its sprawling crown and sturdy trunk, it is one of the prominent woody plants of these landscapes. Throughout the year, its appearance changes constantly - from the fresh leaf buds in spring to the dense canopy in summer, and finally to the autumn colors. This provides a delightful view in every season.
Discover the natural area along the Mur
A visit to the black poplar can be ideally combined with a walk or bike ride through the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. The paths along the Mur lead through diverse landscapes featuring floodplain forests, meadows, and bodies of water. Information boards and resting spots invite exploration of the surroundings at a leisurely pace and provide more information about the natural area.
A destination for nature enthusiasts
The black poplar is part of a diverse landscape that hosts numerous plant and animal species. Those who explore the region on foot or by bike can experience the unique atmosphere of the floodplain landscape while enjoying the tranquility along the Mur. The location is suitable for both short stops and as a destination for a longer tour through the biosphere park.
Consciously experience landscape and nature
The black poplar exemplifies the characteristic vegetation of the UNESCO Biosphere Park Lower Murtal. It invites visitors to get to know the river landscape up close and gain insight into a unique natural area of the thermal and volcanic region. Together with the surrounding paths and excursion destinations, it offers an interesting stop for all who wish to actively discover the region.
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The black poplar is freely accessible all year round.
01/01/2026 - 31/12/2026
Monday - Sunday
all day
Contact
Naturdenkmal Schwarzpappel Mensch & Natur ERLebensraum
Oberlamm
8352 Unterlamm
Oberlamm
8352 Unterlamm