The most beautiful mountain range of the Bavarian Alps
The best of the Bavarian Alps
The Bavarian Alps occupy the entire south of this federal state. It belongs to the Northern Limestone Alps and consists of several other units. Although they do not reach such heights as in other Alpine countries – the highest peak is only the Zugspitze (2,962m) – but it is still definitely worth a visit. Among the most famous and most beautiful mountain ranges in Bavaria are the Wetterstein with the already mentioned Zugspitze and then, of course, the Berchtesgaden Alps with the national park of the same name and the wonderful Königsee lake. Other mountain units are also worth at least a short visit thanks to their beautiful lakes and scenic peaks. So let's take a look at the most beautiful mountains in Bavaria.
Wetterstein
Mountain range with the highest mountain in German
On the borders of Germany and Austria, respectively Bavaria and Tyrol you will find the interesting limestone mountain range Wetterstein. The mountain range is frequently visited mainly because of the highest mountain of Germany – Zugspitze (2,962 meters above sea level). This mountain is accessible by several cable cars, so you have to go to other mountain peaks for mountain peace continue reading
Berchtesgaden National Park
The most beautiful national park of Germany
Perhaps the most picturesque part of the German Bavarian Alps is the Berchtesgaden National Park. Its center is the magnificent Lake Königsee and the majestic ridge of Watzmann rises above everything. Amazing region for hiking, mountain climbing, via ferrata and enjoying the beauty of nature continue reading
Bavarian foothills
Low mountains full of beautiful lakes
Between the Loisach and Inn rivers you will find the small but beautiful Bavarian foothills. The highest mountain here is Krottenkopf (2,086 m above sea level). The biggest attractions for tourists, however, are the local lakes such as Kochelsee, Walchensee, Tegernsee or Schliersee. Due to the fact that the Bavarian capital Munich is only 60 km away, there are relatively many visitors, especially on weekends with nice weather continue reading
Ammergau Alps
A little-known mountain range on the border of Tyrol and Bavaria
The Ammergau Alps belong to the relatively little-known group of the Northern Limestone Alps. This is also due to the fact that they are much lower than the nearby Wetterstein mountain range with the highest mountain in Germany. Most of the most famous views are also on the Zugspitze and its surroundings. The highest mountain of this mountain range is Daniel (2,340m). continue reading
