Zugspitze, Eibsee

Weekend trip to Zugspitze

We drove south to spend some days in the Bavarian Alps.

Why Zugspitze?
Because we wanted to explore the area around Zugspitze and hike around the picturesque alpine lake, Eibsee. We have been in the area many times, but never had the time to do a stop.

Was it really worth?
 Yes, absolutely!
We found the crystal-clear, emerald-colored Lake Eibsee, and it was even more spectacular than expected. We did an early morning hike around the lake, and it was stunning. We found some nice spots, where we could relax and enjoy the view of the lake reflecting the mountains and trees.

Lake Eibsee

Hiking Lake Eibsee

Zugspitze

Zugspitze is known as Germanys highest mountain, and a symbol of the majestic beauty of the Alps -
Attracting adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Zugspitze is located on the border between Germany and Austria. It reaches an elevation of 2,962 meters.
The summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps, making it a popular destination for tourists year-round.
On a clear day, you can see over 400 peaks from the top of the mountain, stretching across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
From the valley to the top check Top of Germany for info about how to reach Germanys highest mountain.

 
 

5 star camping

We spend the nights at Zugspitze resort which is a 5 star camp site.

The camp site is located directly at the foot of the Zugspitze.

 
 

Exploring the area on bikes

 

All photos are owned by photographer Cathrine Yde, Yde media

Cathrine Yde

Hi, I’m Cathrine Korsgaard Yde.

I’m a professional sports and action photographer who loves movement and capturing dynamic moments. I also value quiet time to recharge and let my mind wander in nature.

I often explore nature from our van during the off-season, away from the crowds and noise. That balance between action and stillness is where I find my inspiration.

https://www.Yde-Media.com
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