Mount Watzmann
Mount Watzmann, is one of the most iconic mountains in the Berchtesgaden Alps, located in southeastern Germany near the border with Austria. It is the third highest mountain in Germany, with its main peak (Watzmann-Mittelspitze) reaching an elevation of 2,713 meters (8,901 feet). The Watzmann massif is made up of several peaks, the most prominent being the Mittelspitze (middle peak), Südspitze (southern peak), and Hocheck (the northernmost peak). The Watzmann is known for its striking pyramid-like appearance and is often depicted in many landscape photographs and paintings of the region.One of the most famous features of Watzmann is the "Watzmannfrau" (Watzmann's wife) and the "Watzmannkinder" (Watzmann's children), which are peaks to the west that are said to resemble a woman lying down with her children, according to local legend.The area around the Watzmann is popular for hiking, mountaineering, and alpine skiing, especially in the Berchtesgaden National Park, which surrounds the massif. The Watzmann's east face, one of the highest in the Eastern Alps, is a significant challenge for experienced climbers. The nearby Königssee, a beautiful alpine lake, enhances the region's natural beauty, making it a well-known destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.