Southern Germany: A Hikers Paradise

The majestic mountains of Germany attract all kinds of lovers of the outdoors all year round whether it be to explore the winter wonderland or bask in the glory of a majestic lake.  All over southern Germany there are beautiful slopes that can be visited with the use of many trails with varying degrees of difficulty that are sure to make for an unforgettable experience.  There are many iconic places to visit in the German Alps such as the Castle Neuschwanstein which can be visited with a short ride out of Munich.  Aside from this iconic castle there are many other examples of beautiful buildings and villages that dot the mountains and make for a quaint stay in your adventure around the peaks.  Regions such as Allgäu are home to especially breathtaking scenery that is sure to please the heard of the most experienced mountaineer, or anyone looking to view something spectacular.  



For the sporty individuals the Alps of Germany offer lots of skiing/snowboarding opportunities from beginner level slopes to those geared for more extreme individuals.  Fishing and camping are also plentiful in the area.  How does sleeping 6,562 feet from sea level in the tent hanging from a tree sound?  In Waldseilgarten Mountain Resort located in Bavaria you have the opportunity to camp high up in the craggy peaks from a hanging tent, sure to be a thrilling experience!



If travelling to Southern Germany be sure to take a visit to the Schwarzwald for more hiking and forest adventures.  The Schwarzwald lies in southwest Germany bordered by the Rhine valley.  There are numerous paths that can take you through the entirety of the forest if you wish to take an adventuresome multi-day trek through the region. There are many historic villages through the forest that would also make good places to rest on your journey and to relax with some excellent German food and beer. Villages such as Schiltach make for interesting stops on such an adventure.




Steven