Description
Innsbruck, thanks to its position in the heart of the Alps, is often mentioned as the capital of the mountain chain. Alpinists are here part of everyday life: skiers walking around the city centre with their ski mountaineering equipment, are frequent as much as bikers with full climbing backpacks. It is also known that Innsbruck has a long tradition of sport climbing, with top athletes coming from all over the world and passionate locals opening new routes.
The last complete climbing guide of this region is legendary, realized by Otti Wiedmann and last published in 2003. This work aims to collect its legacy. The guide presents the famous and historical climbing walls of the Tyrol’s capital, it reveals to the general public the last creations which have been reserved for a few until now, and most of all it broadens the analyzed area to all the surrounding mountain region, which did not have a guide until now.
| Gewicht: | 792 g |
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| Autor: | Andreas Würtele |
| Verlag: | Versante Sud |
| Reihe: | Versante Sud-Kletterführer |
| Medienart: | Bücher |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| EAN: | 9788855470872 |
| Seiten: | 592 |
| Höhe in mm: | 210 |
| Breite in mm: | 150 |
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2023 |
| Kontinent: | Europa |
| Land: | Österreich |
| Bundesland / Provinz: | Tirol |
| Region: | Stubaier Alpen, Wipptal, Unterinntal, Oberinntal, Stubaital |
| Orte / Berge / Seen: | Innsbruck, Brenner, Telfs, Nordkette, Absam, Oberperfuss, Stams, Silz, Zirl, Igls, Martinswand, Gschnitztal, Hall in Tirol, Neustift, Gschnitz, Halltal, Trins |
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