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Avalanche warning service Bavaria with new website
12/17/2023 • Eliane DroemerThe Bavarian Avalanche Warning Service started the season this winter with a new website, which is real news. After all, a good presentation here can lead to greater safety by ensuring that more people read and understand the bulletin. -
snow of tomorrow
Snow of tomorrow | Does Bavaria need Hubsi's snow cannons?
01/23/2023 • Lisa Amenda
Hubert Aiwanger is using state funds to promote snow cannons in Bavarian ski resorts. In a winter between the energy and climate crises, this is leading to heated discussions. But do we even need these snow cannons or are we just hanging on to times long gone? -
news
The Bavarian mountain rescue service: between mountain accidents and edelweiss theft
10/25/2017 • Kristian Rath
Friday evening, 7.30 p.m.: Handover of the report at the Bad Hindelang mountain rescue service. I'm now on standby for a week. That means being ready for action in case someone in our service area gets into mountain trouble. This means that I stay at home or in the vicinity of the mountain rescue depot for a week, except when I'm working. -
TouringTips
Freeride tour of the week | Kammerlinghorn
01/24/2016 • Christian SkalaThe tour to the Kammerlinghorn not only offers a sunny ascent and a racy northern descent, but is also a great panoramic mountain between Bavaria and Salzburg. -
movies
TV tip: When our mountains learned to ski
12/16/2015 • Patrick WehowskyGiven the normality with which people from all over Europe enjoy winter sports in the Alps today, it is always surprising that this movement only began around 100 years ago. In a very interesting two-part documentary, Katharina Schickling presents the eventful history of skiing in Bavaria, which is representative of the dramatically changed approach to the winter mountains. -
TouringTips
Freeride tour of the week | Grubereck
12/13/2015 • Christian Skala
Small but beautiful ski tour south of Lake Tegernsee, which offers almost everything from dense forest to fine alpine meadows. After the ascent, you are rewarded with a magnificent view to the south of the Blaubergkamm and the Central Massif and to the east of the Risserkogel and Blankenstein. -
WeatherBlogs
WeatherBlog 10/2012 – Andrea is storm-free
01/04/2012 • Lea HartlWinds of hurricane force are when speeds of 64 knots are reached. That is just under 120 km/h or level 12 on the Beaufort scale. Wind forces in Beaufort are specified using phenomenological criteria. Level 11 (hurricane-like storm) prevails, for example, when there is severe damage to forests and houses and you can hardly walk. Level 12 (hurricane) is then a little more severe.