Vogelsang, Natural monument and mountain in Bernried, Germany
Vogelsang is a rocky peak and natural monument in Bernried composed of granite and gneiss formations that measure 80 meters in length and 15 meters in width. These rock formations create a distinctive summit that rises prominently from the surrounding Bavarian Forest landscape.
Glacial movements during ice ages shaped the area and created the granite formations we see today. Since medieval times, the peak served as a reference point marking boundaries between surrounding valleys and communities.
The name Vogelsang refers to the birds that inhabit this place and shape how people connect with it. The rocky slopes and open areas attract different bird species, making this peak a natural observation point that lives up to its name.
The peak is accessible from Bernried via marked hiking trails with parking available at the base. Visit during dry weather since the rocky surfaces can become slippery when wet.
This peak forms part of a rare triple-summit formation together with its neighbors Butzen and Hinterberg. This unusual arrangement makes the area noteworthy for those interested in understanding how the landscape was shaped.
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