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Lake Constance and Rhine Falls by Bike
Read moreWe were lucky that the weather was with us. It was a trip full of architectural discoveries. We met some wonderful people
Munich to Venice: A Journey Across the Alps
Read moreExcellent route in a fabulous setting, well organised and with no nasty surprises, apart from a pair of boots that disintegrated on day 3 :) The hotels and refuges were comfortable, the breakfasts gen..
Danube River by Bike, from Passau to Vienna
Read moreA fantastic family holiday, organised to the very highest standards.
Questions/Answers about traveling in Germany
Here's an overview of the different seasons in Germany to help you plan your hike at the best time!
Spring is a great time for hiking in Germany. Temperatures are beginning to rise, flowers and trees are in full bloom, and the landscape is becoming verdant. However, rain showers can occur, so it's important to bring waterproof clothing.
From June to August, summer offers warm, sunny days, ideal for hiking. Temperatures are generally pleasant, with opportunities for hiking in the mountains, forests or along lakes. It's also the best time to explore mountainous regions like the Bavarian Alps. Autumn in Germany is a wonderful season for hiking, thanks to the autumnal colors of the trees. Temperatures are cool but still pleasant, and trails are less crowded. It's an ideal time to explore forests, vineyards and picturesque regions like the Black Forest...
Winter in Germany can be cold, but this also opens up opportunities for winter hiking activities such as snowshoeing. Mountainous regions offer snow-covered landscapes and opportunities to hike through picturesque winter forests. However, it's important to take weather conditions into account and be well equipped for winter conditions. It's important to note that the climate in Germany can vary from region to region. Northern regions tend to have milder summers and milder winters, while southern mountain regions can be colder in winter and offer opportunities for winter sports.
Be sure to check the local weather forecast and plan your hike according to the specific conditions of the region you wish to explore!
Germany offers a wealth of hiking opportunities across its varied landscapes, from mountains and forests to lakes and picturesque valleys. Here are just a few of the places to see when hiking in Germany!
The Bavarian Alps offer spectacular alpine scenery, with towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes and panoramic views. Berchtesgaden National Park is a popular hiking destination, offering well-marked trails and breathtaking scenery
The Black Forest is a mountainous region covered with dense forests, lakes and waterfalls. You can follow trails through picturesque landscapes and visit charming villages such as Triberg and Baiersbronn. Located near the border with the Czech Republic, Saxon Switzerland National Park is renowned for its spectacular rock formations and deep gorges. You can explore the trails that wind through these unique landscapes and enjoy breathtaking views from the peaks.
The Harz National Park is a mix of mountains, forests and valleys, offering a variety of hiking trails. You can discover picturesque landscapes, visit medieval castles and admire the local flora and fauna.
The Rheinsteig trail follows the Rhine River for around 320 kilometers, offering panoramic views of the river landscape, vineyards and picturesque castles. You can choose sections of the trail for day hikes, or take on the whole route.
The Heidschnuckenweg trail crosses the Lüneburg Heath, a region of moorland and meadows dotted with traditional villages. You can enjoy open landscapes, flowering heather and picturesque rural life while hiking.
This is just a glimpse of the many wonderful hiking spots in Germany. Each region offers its own charms and hiking opportunities. Make sure you prepare well, follow the marked trails and respect the rules of environmental protection during your hikes!
Danube River by Bike, from Passau to Vienna