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What's the difference between Berchtesgaden and Berchtesgadener Land? Berchtesgadener Land is the entire region in the southeasternmost tip of Bavaria – a district with many special places: Ramsau, Schönau am Königssee, Bad Reichenhall, Bischofswiesen, Marktschellenberg, and Berchtesgaden itself. In short: Berchtesgaden is part of Berchtesgadener Land – but not all of it.

Insider tips in Berchtesgaden include the Almbach Gorge, the Marktschellenberg Ice Cave, the Maria Gern pilgrimage church, and the Rothbach Falls. A ride on the Jennerbahn cable car for panoramic views is also recommended, as is a hike through the Klausbach Valley with its suspension bridge or a tour to the Rotspielscheibe. Local experiences like the Grassl mountain distillery with gentian tasting or cozy mountain huts like the Kührointhütte are also worth a visit.

Berchtesgaden National Park Experience pure nature in Germany's only Alpine National Park In 1978, Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany's first and only Alpine National Park, was created as a natural sanctuary. Today, Berchtesgaden National Park fulfills numerous other functions related to nature conservation, research, recreation, and education. With its network of over 250 kilometers of hiking trails and paths, the national park is the perfect hiking destination in Bavaria. The approximately 21,000-hectare nature reserve is an untouched patch of nature untouched by humans. This has allowed a unique flora and fauna to reclaim its place in the Berchtesgaden Mountains. Berchtesgaden Alpine National Park is also part of the UNESCO Biosphere Region of Berchtesgadener Land. Listen to the sounds of the birds, marvel at gentian and edelweiss, marmots and golden eagles: Germany's only Alpine National Park offers hikes with various themes throughout the year. The program includes excursions, group trips, and experiences for the whole family. Further information is available at the National Park and our Tourist Information Centers.

Very beautiful alpine pasture without tourists; two huts are currently being managed

A very beautiful forest trail with a consistently pleasant incline. Spectacular views are offered at every turn. The downhill section is also easy to walk, but please be careful of oncoming traffic and pedestrians!

great view of the Reiteralpe and the Sonntagshorn and down to the Schwarzbachalmen

What a wonderful nature - to fall in love with!

Wonderful view and a great path