This massive rock formation lies a few hundred feet south of the Teahouse and on the very mountain. There are many challenging trails in the area which go all over the area for miles. We took the trails in and around the formation seen here. If you clock on the picture, you can see in the lower right corner a trail. That trail is where I started a small landslide. Oops. Anyways, on top of this rock is the highest point on the Obersalzberg and I stood upon it. It was exciting because I had an awesome 360 degree view of the German Alps.
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Here you see a beautiful lake near Berchtesgaden nestled in the middle of the German Alps, right on the Austrian border. This picture was taken from a sheer cliff that I stood on. My mom was scared I would fall down the 300 metre drop, but I looked over the vertical edge anyways. Below I could see moutain cottages scattered throughout the hills and moutains. Bells from cattle could be heard from far below. The sun shone and blessed this remote valley. I'm sure Hitler enjoyed this place because I would take it in an instant for my 50th birthday.
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