The park is situated within a protected landscape area that buffers the Lech river floodplains.
The resident wild boar population is kept in an enclosure that allows for observation while maintaining safe distances for visitors.
The forest composition in Pössinger Au is typical of an Auwald, consisting primarily of willow, alder, and poplar trees adapted to alluvial soil.
The area is a frequent spot for birdwatchers tracking migratory species that utilize the Lech corridor as a transit route.
Lechpark Pössinger Au is a forested recreation area located in the alluvial landscape along the Lech river. The park is characterized by its large enclosure housing wild boars, which serves as the primary attraction. The area is part of a larger ecological corridor that protects native riparian vegetation. It features a network of trails suitable for walking and cycling through diverse tree populations. The site serves as a local habitat for indigenous fauna beyond the managed boar population. It is maintained as a public space with open access, offering direct contact with nature near the Landsberg urban center. The park provides an escape into an untamed woodland setting that changes significantly with the seasons.
The elevated viewing platform along the perimeter fence of the wild boar enclosure.
Bring durable, waterproof footwear as the trails can become muddy after rainfall due to the riverine soil.
Carry your own supplies as there are no commercial food vendors directly within the forest enclosure area.
Keep a respectful distance from the boar fence to avoid startling the animals, especially when piglets are present.
Do not attempt to touch or climb the enclosures, and do not bring loose dogs near the boar paddocks as it causes significant animal stress.
Do not feed the animals, as this disrupts their natural diet and health. Stay strictly on marked trails to protect the fragile riparian ecosystem.
