US EditionMountain Climbers Rescued From Hersfeld-Rotenburg From Wildspitze in Tyrol
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It was to be a beautiful mountain tour for four young people (17 to 19 years) from Hersfeld-Rotenburg and Darmstadt-Dieburg. Together they wanted to bivouac on the Ötztaler Wildspitze, Nordtirol's highest mountain. But it didn't matter. They had to be rescued by helicopter. This is reported by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, but first the "Kronen Zeitung". The four climbers wanted to bivouac on Saturday on the 3,768-meter-high Wildspitze. Bu…
Four young Germans wanted to bivouac on the Ötztaler Wildspitze, Nordtirol's highest mountain, but finally a nocturnal rescue operation with the helicopter became necessary. Perhaps it was youthful lightness, which drove the quartet between 17 and 19 years into this adventure. The four German alpinists had at least planned to climb the Ötztaler Wildspitze (3768 m) on Saturday from Vent (1921 m) and bivouacing there. However, the undertaking fail…
Four young climbers wanted to bivouac on Saturday at the Wildspitze. They made an emergency call because of the cold.
Four young alpinists between the ages of 17 and 19 were rescued on Saturday evenings from Tyrol's highest mountain, the 3,768-meter-high Wildspitze in the Ötztal Alps. The Germans wanted to bivouac at the Taschachferner at 3,400 metres above sea level, but did not take into account the winter temperatures prevailing on the mountain, the police confirmed a report from the "Kronen Zeitung" opposite the APA on Monday.
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