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Hiking
Neuschwanstein castle
Park in Füssen, Germany
Camping in Switzerland
So I am an 18 year old from British Colombia, Canada and I am in the final planning stages of my first solo Eurotrip holds for applause! I had some questions for all you grizzled veterans of stepping off the beaten trail. A fantasy of mine has been to just hike off away from the population with some camping gear and rough it away from civilization. I have had years of camping experiance in BC and have good gear that I will bringing with me anyway and with the little info I have, I hear Interlaken, Switzerland is the place to be.
Lived in Germany 11 Years
Landmark in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany