Keyword: Simon Gietl
Roger Schäli opens new heavy climbing route Airplane Mode on the Eiger North Face
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Roger Schäli knows the north face of the Eiger like the back of his hand. Numerous first ascents of the monumental face in the Bernese Oberland can be attributed to him. His youngest...
Simon Gietl and Vittorio Messini: Three northwalls in 48 hours
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The two alpinists Simon Gietl and Vittorio Messini set a new speed record. You climb the north face of the Ortler, the Grosse Zinne and the...
Michi Wohlleben in an interview about his transgression at the Drei Zinnen
In March 2017, the German alpinist Michi Wohlleben and the South Tyrolean Simon Gietl made the first winter ascent of the five peaks on the Drei Zinnen...
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...
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