- peakvisor.com range/bavarian-alps.htmlTo sum up: the Bavarian Alps are mountains primarily in Bavaria and are also called the German Alps, but they extend into neighboring Austria.
- worldatlas.com articles/where-are-the-bavarian-…The Bavarian Alps refers to a group of mountain ranges located within the Northern Limestone Alps, which extend over parts of Germany and Austria.
- meteorologiaenred.com en/bavarian-alps.htmlThe Bavarian alps, located in southern Germany, are a mountain range with unique characteristics that attract millions of visitors every year.
- engineeringtravels.blog bavarian-alps-germany/It wasn’t until I discovered the Bavarian Alps, located in the southernmost part of Germany, that I realized Germany also boasts stunning natural landscapes.
- traveltriangle.com blog/bavarian-alps/It is named the Bavarian Alps after the German state of Bavaria. Below are all that you need to know to plan a spectacular trip to the Bavarian Alps.
- en.wikivoyage.org wiki/Bavarian_AlpsThe Bavarian Alps are part of the Alps and are located in Germany at the southern end of the federal state of Bavaria and continue across the border into Austria.
- viator.com Bavaria-attractions/Bavarian-Alps/…Discover everything you need to know about Bavarian Alps, Bavaria including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- moonhoneytravel.com bavarian-alps-tyrolean-alps-…Day 3 of your Bavarian Alps road trip follows the German Alpine Road from Garmisch-Partenkirchen to Oberammergau and onwards to Füssen.
- inyourpocket.com munich/sightseeing/bavarianalpsMunich is lucky enough to be withing easy reach of a trip to the snow, as the resorts in the Bavarian Alps are only a 1-2hr train or car ride away.
- britannica.com Physical Geography of Land Mountains & VolcanoesBavarian Alps, northeastern segment of the Central Alps along the German-Austrian border. The mountains extend east-northeastward for 70 miles (110 km)...