The Berchtesgaden National Park Germany, Amazing Creation of Nature

The Berchtesgaden National Park is located in Bayern the southeast of Germany near the German-Austrian Border. It is the scenery of the high mountain is eminent by a marvelous diversity of natural habitats. The Berchtesgaden National Park is founded in 1978, it includes an area of 210 square kilometers. The park is the central and bulwark zone of the biosphere reserve Berchtesgaden. This distinctive natural inheritance emerged due to factors nature needs to evolve; for example waters, geology, climate, soil, and, chiefly, time.

The road to Jenner, Berchtesgaden National Park, Bayern, Germany, Near Salzburg, Austria.

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Wimbachschloss waterfall has a well-secured path to follow to see this eye-catching waterfall energetically in Berchtesgaden National Park.

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In The Berchtesgaden National Park, you can discover some of this region's infrequent plants, and scenery of high mountains and walk alpine animals around you.

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A view of St. Bartholoma Chapel and "Lake of the King", Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany

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With a little attention and snow knowledge, there is still much to discover in The Berchtesgaden National Park in winter. Animals build their winter nests and survive only through interesting tricks. Footprints in the snow reveal much about behavior, hunting, or foraging. Deer feeding in the various districts is a worthwhile goal. Foxes and rabbits, it is not too cold in the icy nature. For them, now is mating season. It will not be long before their boys are on the wintry woods road. Go on the trail in the snow. Relax with a walk through the quiet winter forest. Listen to the undamped natural sounds. Experience pristine nature, watch the animals, and discover plants. In the coated frost and ice landscape, there are many mysterious spies.

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Obersee Lake (“Upper Lake” in German), Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany. The lake is surrounded by mountains with crystal clear water not too far from the Austrian border.