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Peter Habeler Honored: The Joy of the Mountain Remains!

Summary by Kronen Zeitung
Peter Habeler wrote with Reinhold Messner Alpingeschichte in 1978: As the first person, the Tyrolean climbed Mount Everest without additional oxygen. Now the 84-year-old receives the Piolet d-Or for his life's work. The "Bergkrone" hiked with the mountaineering legend in his native Mayrhofen on the Filzenkogel – and learned why the mountain is far more than high peaks.

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Peter Habeler wrote with Reinhold Messner Alpingeschichte in 1978: As the first person, the Tyrolean climbed Mount Everest without additional oxygen. Now the 84-year-old receives the Piolet d-Or for his life's work. The "Bergkrone" hiked with the mountaineering legend in his native Mayrhofen on the Filzenkogel – and learned why the mountain is far more than high peaks.

·Vienna, Austria
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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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