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Wild Bavaria offers a wide range of rock climbing opportunities set among high alpine landscapes, thickly forested slopes and a wealth of culture and tradition that is as strong now as it was centuries ago. And with the region populated with mountains, they play a central role to the Bavarian way of life. Visit between the months of May and September for ideal rock climbing conditions.
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What should I know about Rock Climbing Bavaria?
Bavaria is a landlocked state that lies in the southwest and covers roughly a fifth of the total area of Germany. The region has a deep and rich history connected to the mountains, which play an important part of everyday life. The rugged and rough landscapes of Bavaria offer pristine pistes and breathtaking routes for outdoor adventures, especially rock climbing.
Why should I choose Bavaria for my Rock Climbing adventure?
Climbs for everyone
The rough and rugged mountains and cliffs of Bavaria provide spectacular and challenging climbing terrain. For those seeking challenging terrain, you can join weekend climbs around Alpspitze or the Frankenjura. If you’re looking for your first climb then head to Franconia or Oberreintal to get to grips with the rocks and conquer your first mountain.
Beautiful Bavarian Alps
The Bavarian mountains of southern Germany have long been a world-class destination for all types of outdoor sports, particularly rock climbing. The wild German landscapes form a dramatic background to classic climbs. Whether it’s the Frankenjura that is sandwiched between the rivers of Danube and Main, or the Watzmann, the third highest in Germany, the Bavarian Alps has you covered.
Rich ancient culture
The centuries-old culture of Bavaria offers a rich blend of famous forests and mountains to produce some spectacular scenery as well as scare stories and mythical creatures. Many of Germany’s myths, legends and folklore can find their origins in these murky mountains, like the tyrannical king Watzmann who was turned to stone, and still stands in the Bavarian Alps.
What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Bavaria?
The south central areas and deep south of Germany where the Alps stand receive cooler weather than the rest of the country.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Bavaria region?
German and Bavarian.
What currency is accepted around Bavaria?
Euro.
What's the country code for the Bavaria region?
+49.
When is the best time to travel to Bavaria for Rock Climbing?
Visit between the months of May and September for ideal rock climbing conditions.
Roni
The guide Bernd was terrific - very knowledgable, experienced and patient with our group of beginners. Even when the weather turned to the worse, he kept finding ways to make it enjoyable, safe and interesting for all of us. We had a great time. Communication with him prior to the trip was also very clear and easy. Highly recommended!
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