Of these, Hotel Kurpark is the closest to the train station (and has incredibly fast Wi-Fi, if you’re doing any remote work while you’re there).įurther south, the most popular town in the Bavarian Forest is Grafnau. Good options include the Hotel Kurpark (home to one of the town’s best restaurants), or more wellness-focused hotels like the affordable Natura Bodenmais (close to the popular waterfall trails) or the more upscale Mooshof Resort. From Bodenmais, visitors can take the ski or hiking shuttles and walk to the train station to connect to anywhere they need to go.Īs with most towns in the Bavarian Forest, you won’t find too many chain hotels. It’s near roughly 450 miles of hiking trails and has a walkable downtown with plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, beer gardens, and outdoor gear shops and guides/outfitters. Photo: Bodenmais TourismMarco Felgenhauer / Woidlife Photographyīodenmais is probably the most popular town to stay in. For reference, I stood on the wolf-viewing platform for 30 minutes and saw no more than a squirrel. It still only covers a small section of the animal areas, so you may not see any animals at all. The smallest of the nature parks is in Ludwigsthal and the shortest walk is 1.6 miles. They are very unlike zoos as there’s no artificial habitat or cages, and the outdoor spaces are really, really big. They’re areas within the national park with huge, fenced-in areas for native fauna where you may see native wildlife. Because it’s a nature park, it has some development, so you’ll find hotels like WildbergHof steps away from these places.įinally, the Bavarian forest also has two wildlife parks. For example, within Bavarian Forest Nature Park is The Buchet Deer Park.
The Black Forest is lovely, and the cherry cakes and cuckoo clocks are great, but there is no. To make it even more confusing, there may be smaller parks within the nature parks. Im gonna have to go with an unqualified vote for the Alps. Hiking in the deer park is an option year-round on some of the forest’s lower-elevation trails.
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