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Furthermore to its wealth of cultural places, the Western Alps provide a wider selection of outdoor recreation than another similarly size region in the world. Adventurers of all age groups hike hut-to-hut on multi-day treks, skiers glide year-round on glacial slopes, and Sunday walkers stroll forested tracks. Bikers loop icy blue lakes, and mountaineers size up waterfalls and down canyon cliffs. Europeans value their wilderness areas, and none more so than the pristine forests of the Alps. Modern adventurers have huge variations from abundant to poor, young to old, and native to transient foreigner. So take a peek around. That bus driver.... This tour guide.... Your hotel concierge.... They may just be displaying you the Europe they think you want to see. Take a moment to ask how they spend their own free time - odds are that each will spend a day outdoors this weekend. Want to know where they go? This is a guide to the best places and travels in the mountainous regions of Alpine Germany. Predicated on experience gained through greater than a decade of living in, going around, and authoring the Alps, we spotlight the best gateway locations, the best sightseeing bases, and the best outdoor travels. Here, we cover the places where you might conclude when crossing the Western Alps and the places that you should not miss in-between, in case you have only a few days or a week to spend. For every region, we've picked a handful of bases - villages, cities, national parks, and resorts - and highlighted the places and travels convenient to each. Land of fairy stories, fanciful castles, and fabulous Alpine surfaces, Bavaria squeezes a wealth of attractions into a compact portion of the Alps. The spot centers around the bustling metropolis of Munich, a historical city famed for both its grand architecture and its own great beer. Towards the southwest, plains stretch out into Alpine foothills fronting Füssen and its own famous castles.
