As promised by Frankie and I earlier this week, here are the details on our trip!
We left the Stuttgart area and took a beautiful (luckily no traffic) drive down through the alps and into Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The view from the car was of snow capped mountains, alpine cows, castle ruins and even a glimpse of Neuschwanstein. We thought we had booked a beautiful cabin for the week and were surprised upon arrival, it was beautiful but only big enough for a gnome (not a 6’5 man like Mr. C.)! We quickly booked a room in the hotel, and I think the front lobby desk had a good laugh at our almost immediate change of lodging.
Views from the car passenger seat…a wonderful sight!
What a hotel! Referred to as a resort, the Edelwiess Resort and Lodge had everything you could wish for and more. Great stores, outdoor pool-sized hot tub over looking the alps, several restaurants and most important wonderful views of the majestic alps.
Morning sunrise from our hotel room balcony, can you believe this view!.
We were so blessed with lovely weather and were able to visit the Zugspitze. The views were so spectacular. Called the highest point in Germany at 2962 meters you can see for miles. They even had reference points for New York city which made us laugh…somehow I don’t think we were able to see that far!
Can you spy Mr. C. waving in this picture?
We were pretty tired at the end of our Zugspitze visit but still made time for a nap and visit to the Partnach Gorge and downtown Garmisch-Partenkirchen that evening. Stay tuned for the details in part 2 (hey, don’t complain my fingers are exhausted!!).
In other news my Studio Calico field kit arrived today…can’t wait to open it and start playing!
- Katie
oh wow what fantastic photos!
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ReplyDeleteFabulous photos!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful trip! I love your orange hat. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment!
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos, it looks beautiful. Becky x
ReplyDeleteI bought the orange hat at a little store at the top of the mountain...I could not resist!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteThat is an area I would love to visit someday.