Keyword: South Tyrol
Alex Megos manages first ascent of Clash of Titans (9a +)
Alexander Megos has been touring through Tyrol / South Tyrol with photographer Liam Lonsdale for the past few days (LACRUX reported). Yesterday he managed the first ascent of Route Clash...
Alexander Megos repeats Companion of Change in Zillertal
Alexander Megos climbs the Companion of Change (9a+) route first climbed by Jakob Schubert in the mountain station area in the Zillertal. Companion of Change was created by Markus Schwaiger...
Spectacular pictures of the traversing at the Drei Zinnen
The German alpinist Michi Wohlleben and the South Tyrolean Simon Gietl realized the first winter ascent of the five peaks on the Drei Zinnen in March (LACRUX...
First ascent by Michi Wohlleben and Simon Gietl at the Drei Zinnen
The German alpinist Michi Wohlleben and the South Tyrolean Simon Gietl realized the first winter ascent of the five peaks on the Drei Zinnen last weekend. The...
Film of the first female ascent of "Weg durch den Fisch"
Italian climber Federica Mingolla was able to claim the first female ascent of the ultra-classic "Path through the Fish" in the Dolomites last summer. So...
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