What are the four major mountain ranges in Germany?

Answer 1

The Alps in southern Germany are the highest, though the more elevated Alpine high country lies south of Germany across the border into Switzerland and Austria (and even a bit further south into northern Italy). In general, Germany has it highest elevations in the south and the farther north one travels, the more the altitude decreases. The adjacent Swabian Alb and the Franconian Alb also lie in the south of Germany. There are over 30 identifiable mountain ranges in the country, and the list of them can be viewed by using the link to the Wikipedia article.

Answer 2

The four major mountain ranges in Germany are the Alps, the Black Forest, the Harz Mountains, and the Bavarian Forest. The Alps are the highest and most well-known range in Germany, while the other ranges offer diverse landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities.