This is such a cool experience I would recommend it if you ever do the Alps traverse from Munich to…read moreVenice. Amazing tunnel takes you through a gorge that has been created by ice melt and river water. If you are a tad claustrophobic.... maybe not the best Stunning views and gorgeous waters. Just do it

It was one of the coldest days, we caught a bus to the Olympic stadium and went back behind the…read morejumps. It was beautiful, cold and a nice hike to the top. It took us about an hour to climb to the top. It was extremely icy and very bitterly cold that day, but it was so much fun and the scenery was beautiful.

Great day at the top of Germany! Ascent: Cable car Zugspitze. Descent: Gletscherbahn+ Zahnradbahn…read more In the middle, Therese & I stopped just short of the Gipfelkreuz. Too much traffic at the top, and no gear to clip into the safety line. We'll live to hike another day.

Germany's highest point. This is a really cool place to…read morevisit about an hour drive from Munich! We did the round trip up and down to experience the cable car to the top of Germany. It was a nice day and the visibility was great! Was able to see mountain peaks in different countries. "Stunning views, well-maintained facilities, and friendly staff. the experience is worth every penny, especially on a clear day when the breathtaking vistas are at their best. The panoramic views of Eisbee Lake and the surrounding landscape are truly awe-inspiring, making the journey to the top a memorable one." Easily one of the best experiences I've had in other countries. I recommend visiting if you're within 2 hours drive. Definitely worth it!

Beautiful restaurant with delicious food! I especially loved the chocolate mousse, I was worried it…read morewould be a bitter dark chocolate but instead it was perfect!

We loved the Gruttenhutte! Did the Eagle Walk stage 2 backwards, starting st Hintersteiner See and…read morehiking to the Hutte, then down to the town. Gruttenhütte provided awesome food (recommend the spinach dumpling), beer, and a respite after a long trek up. About 7 miles from where we started to the hutte, and about another two down to the nearest village.