The Black Forest is a heavily wooded, mountainous region, located in the southwestern portion of Germany.
The territory is about one-hundred miles long, and thirty miles wide and is where the Danube river originates, and
where the majestic Rhine river skirts along the western edge of the forest. In German, it is known as the Schwartzwald
and is famous for its cuckoo clocks, natural thermal hot springs, and natural beauty.