On the way on climbing iron cable paths

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Climbing iron path conditions and tips

Welcome to my homepage for interested climbing iron cable paths- and mountain sport fans.

 

As already the name of my homepage says, here it is exclusively about fun with the mountain sport and in climbing iron cable tracks.

My reports, pictures and videos provide my homemade experiences and impressions and I deliver intentionally no detailed descriptions. The detailed climbing iron cable path descriptions serve for it in the book trade (Hüslers climbing iron cable paths atlas the Alps, climbing iron cable paths guide Austria, extreme climbing iron cable paths in the East Alps, climbing iron cable paths in South Tirol for advancers, climbing iron cable paths the Dolomites the south and the north), and Internet (klettersteig.de - via-ferrata.de - bergsteigen.at).

The difficulty assessments to be found there are a good clue for the planning of a tour.

Whether one has grown to a tour or not, depends not only on the difficulty assessment, but highly on own condition, the experience, the technology, the length of the tour, the equipment and on the weather conditions.

The temptation seems reasonable with a climbing iron cable path to estimate the difficulties on account of the thick cable ropes and the often available artificial step facilities wrong and to play down.

Of course one is protected with the right use of a climbing set constantly, but what does this use if the forces dwindle and one depends, finally, on rescue forces?

As with every serious sport kind one should just simply start and increase slowly.

Then, however, the experience in the mountain is a real profit for body and soul.

I describe 4 years of high sea sailings on my second homepage revowork.de in detail in word and picture.

From own experience I know, like importantly the first aid - knowledge is and, therefore, dedicates a part of my homepage to this subject.

I wish you a lot of fun and mountain welfare with the good read in my homepage

Reinhard Vollmer