The Werdenfelser Land
Between Zugspitze, Wetterstein and Karwendel — the Werdenfelser Land is high mountains you can experience around Garmisch and Mittenwald.
AI-generated illustrative imageThe Werdenfelser Land lies in southern Upper Bavaria around Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Mittenwald, named after the former Werdenfels castle. Here, the Wetterstein Range and the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountains, rise up, with the jagged Karwendel opposite. Between them, the Loisach river and broad valley meadows wind through the landscape. For outdoor enthusiasts, this means alpine terrain of all difficulty levels, from leisurely valley paths to high alpine tours.
What you ought to see — my picks.
Grubsee
The Grubsee is the warmest bathing lake in the Werdenfelser Land region. It offers many different swimming opportunities including a great view of the mountains. You can swim, sunbathe or relax on one of our loungers while taking in the beauty around you.
Lake Bayersoien
It has an area of about 22 hectares, the width of the lake is 390 meters, it is 640 ... The water level varies depending on precipitation and snowmelt. You can enjoy a refreshing swim in summer or skating in winter.
Eibsee bridge
The Eibsee bridge is a beautiful sight to see. It is located in the Werdenfelser Land and has a very nice view of the Untersee. You can take your family, friends or even your dog on this hike!
Lautersee
Lautersee is the perfect place. It is surrounded by mountains and has a beautiful view of the lake. The water is so clear that you can see everything in it, even if there are no fish swimming in it! You will feel here as if you are on top of the world.
Pflegersee
Pflegersee is a beautiful mountain lake with gastronomy and a small swimming pool. It can be reached by car, which makes it very busy, but definitely worth the detour. The water is crystal clear and you will find many places to eat in the area. You won't want to leave!
Eibsee - west shore
Lake Eibsee is the perfect place to go hiking. It's easy, scenic, and offers views of some of the most beautiful mountains in Germany. You can even see the Zugspitze from one side! It gets crowded in the summer, but when the weather is good, it's worth braving the crowds.
