Destination Bavarian Forest

Description

The Bavarian Forest - refreshingly natural! 

The Bavarian Forest is almost entirely under nature and landscape protection. Wild waters, gorges, primeval forests and the omnipresent granite stone characterise this landscape formed over millions of years. Here you can visit Germany's last primeval forest and the first national park, experience pristine nature parks, climb more than 130 peaks over a thousand metres, celebrate traditions and festivals and try out the most varied outdoor and leisure activities. The Bavarian Forest means unspoilt nature, shady forests, flowering meadows, rugged rocky landscapes and honest, warm-hearted people. Time has not stood still here, but it is a gift that brings more peace and serenity - time to feel good, enjoy your holiday, come back again. 

 Arrival and mobility  

Whether by train, bus or car, there are many ways to get to the Bavarian Forest. We have put together all the important information for you here:  www.bayerischer-wald.de/anreise 

Information on how to get there by train and on local public transport can also be found under www.bayern-fahrplan.de

Arrival by car: 

From the Munich area:

•    On the A93 via Regensburg into the Upper Bavarian Forest.
•     Take the A92 via Deggendorf into the Middle Bavarian Forest.
•     To get to the Southern Bavarian Forest, first take the A92 to Deggendorf and from here take the A3 towards Passau.
  
• From the west: Via the A6 onto the A3 and the Regensburg - Passau section.
• From the north: On the A7 to the motorway junction at Kitzingen-Höchstadt and then on the A3.
• From the Berlin area: Via the A9 to the motorway junction at Nuremberg and then also the A3 or via the A93 to the A3.