Keyword: Lukas Hinterberger
Michi Wohlleben and Lukas Hinterberger climb the three Salbit ridges in 45 hours | winter trilogy
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The two alpinists and mountain guides Michi Wohlleben and Lukas Hinterberger succeed in their project Salbitschijen winter trilogy in the Uri Alps. Within 45 hours on February 15th and 16th, the two climbed the south, west and east ridges to the 2985 meter high Salbitschijen with its famous summit needle.
Video: Nicolas Hojac, Stephan Siegrist and Lukas Hinterberger in Patagonia
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Nicolas Hojac, Stephan Siegrist and Lukas Hinterberger climbed the northeast face of Cerro Cachet at the end of 2019 on a varied and demanding mixed climbing route with a difficulty of M7 +. Mammut is now publishing a video about the team's Patagonia trip.
First ascent of the Cerro Cachet northeast wall by Nicolas Hojac, Stephan Siegrist and Lukas Hinterberger
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Nicolas Hojac, Stephan Siegrist and Lukas Hinterberger make first ascents in Patagonia. Among other things, they climb the northeast wall of Cerro Cachet.
TV report about SAC expedition team in China
Swiss television accompanied the SAC expedition team on the final 2016 expedition in China and, in the third season of "High Out", shows breathtaking mountain landscapes,...
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