The highest information point in Berchtesgaden National Park now has another exhibition room. Every day, visitors can find out about the flora and fauna in the national park. Many topics are also specially prepared for children. Magdalena Deelmann works in the national park. The 29-year-old geographer, who comes from Münsterland, took the opportunity to research and work in one of Germany's most beautiful national parks after completing her studies. Together with three other colleagues, she will be happy to answer questions from interested visitors in the exhibition and in the grounds. She passionately explains the concept of the exhibition, the sensitive wildlife in the summit area of the Jenner and raves about [...]

Insights behind the scenes. How exactly does the new Jennerbahn work and how does it differ technically from the old one? We want to answer these questions today and give you an insight into the technology of the Jennerbahn. "The old valley station was my birthplace, nursery and playground," says our deputy operations manager Max Bosch. He is deeply rooted in the Jennerbahn, his father worked for over three decades as operations manager and board member at Berchtesgadener Bergbahn AG. Max therefore came into contact with the cable car at an early age. After vacation jobs and weekend work, he has been a permanent employee since 2006 and deputy operations manager since [...]

The path from the mountain to the valley Leisurely hike from the summit cross down to the valley Once you arrive at the valley station, you first take the panorama gondola up to the mountain station. Riding the gondola feels like you're floating above the ground - the tension builds, you get higher and higher and then you reach 1,800 m altitude. From there, a signposted path leads to the summit of the Jenner in around 15 minutes. Once here, the entire length of the Königssee stretches out at your feet and you can marvel at the Watzmann-Empor from there. Return to the mountain station the same way. In good weather, you [...]