Hiking in the German Alps! The Alps span much of Europe and hold some of the best hikes I’ve ever done in my life. Having a length of 1,200 kilometers, the Alps connect France and Slovenia, with all other countries
Germany is known for its luxury automobiles, castles and fairy tales, and stunning scenery. It also happens to have some of the most delicious food in the world and equally tasty beer for washing it down. A trip to the
Sommerrodelbahn am Skistadion Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a short drive from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, near Linderhof Castle and an insane amount of fun. Visiting here while driving through the Bavarian alps was too much fun. Here you will find a luge course, better known in
While we were in Germany, down in the Bavarian Alps we wanted to go up to the top of one of the mountains and enjoy the beauty. We decided to go to Alpspitz, because is a much more affordable experience
Hohenschwangau Castle Hohenschwangau Castle is a pretty amazing place. It seems that Neuschwanstein castle is the main attraction here, but this castle was awesome too! Hohenschwangau Castle or Schloss Hohenschwangau is a 19th-century palace in southern Germany. It was the
Edelweiss Lodge and Resort Edelweiss Lodge and Resort is an awesome place to stay if you're military! It is located right in Garmisch but is only for US military members and their families. The room rates vary based on the military person's
Partnach Gorge Hike The Partnach Gorge in the Bavarian Alps, one hour south of Munich is now my all time favorite hike. I feel like that is really saying something, because I live in Oregon and the hiking is near us
Neuschwanstein Castle Neuschwanstein Castle (aka Schloss Neuschwanstein) is really something to see in person. It is located in southern Germany near two other castles, all of which are awesome, just outside of Fussen, Germany. It is another of the castles
Linderhof Castle in Germany A visit to Linderhof castle is a must when you are anywhere near Munich or the Bavarian Alps. This was the main home to "Mad" King Ludwig II and it is lavish to say the least.
