Bavarian Forest Attractions Bayerischer Wald
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The Bavarian Forest is the name given to the great expanse of wooded hills in eastern Bavaria which is bounded on the south by the Danube valley between Regensburg and Passau. In the northeast it merges into the Bohemian Forest (in the former Czechoslovakia and Austria) and continues beyond the Furth depression into the Upper Palatinate Forest (Oberpfälzer Wald). Here, as elsewhere, the forests are suffering from the effects of pollution.
Near the Danube lies the Vorderer Wald, a rolling upland region at altitudes of up to around 1,100m/3,600ft in which only the highest parts and the steeper slopes are still wooded.
Near the Danube lies the Vorderer Wald, a rolling upland region at altitudes of up to around 1,100m/3,600ft in which only the highest parts and the steeper slopes are still wooded.
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Lindberg - Farmhouse Museum, Germany
(Near Zwiesel)
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Straubing
Straubing
Straubing
Straubing
Straubing
Straubing
Stadtturm, Straubing
