Walking in the Bavarian Alps
The Bavarian Alps, lying along the German–Austrian border, contain some of the most spectacular walking and beautiful scenery that Germany has to offer. Reasonable prices and an excellent tourist infrastructure make the area perfect for an easy-to-organise and affordable walking holiday.
Walking in the Bavarian Alps
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Paperback - PVC
Edition
Second
ISBN_13
9781852844974
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Published
Price
£14.00
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Seasons
Valley walking: from April; mountain walking: from June (peaks over 1500m snow free by end of May) to late October
Centres
Oberstdorf, Füssen, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Lenggries, Marquartstein, Bad Reichenhall
Difficulty
Range from half-day walks to 4 or 5 day tours; valley and mountain walks
Must See
Neuschwanstein castle; Eibsee lake; ascent of the Zugspitze; two-day hike Garmisch-Partenkirchen to Leutasch in Austria; via ferrata
Amendment to second edition, 2007
Route 67: In the route information box at the start of the walk it states that there are 475m of ascent and 475m of descent on the route. In fact there are more like 1700m of descent as the route describes taking the Jennerbahn gondola up but not down. (The route profile does, however, show the descent correctly.)
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