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safety topics
Who is actually allowed to do that?
02/25/2016 • Stephan Skrobar
This text is aimed at all those who like to take part in freeride camps, test days organized by magazines and ski brands, freeride days organized by safety equipment suppliers and state or private educational institutions or even ride-with-me offers advertised by professional freeskiers themselves. Who are you actually following into what can be high alpine terrain with all its alpine beauty and dangers? And what happens if something happens? Stephan Skrobar tries to sharpen your awareness of potential problems. -
books
Book review tightrope walk
02/10/2014 • Christian SkalaIn his book "Gratwanderung", Uli Auffermann addresses a mostly unknown side of famous mountaineers: Auffermann's book is about uncertainty, the warning gut feeling and the famous sixth sense, which can be vital for survival. -
safety topics
Freeriding and (criminal) law – when do freeriders have to expect legal consequences?
01/07/2010 • Guest author
After the avalanche accidents at danger level 4 in the high winter of 09/10, the discussion about possible criminal prosecution of freeriders and tourers has once again flared up in the media. Lawyer and mountain guide Dr. Stefan Beulke explains the extent to which freeriders can expect criminal prosecution in the event of an avalanche accident. -
safety topics
Following tracks & crashes in La Grave
01/31/2009 • Stefan NeuhauserWarning about La Grave from Stefan Neuhauser. On 29.1.09, a German group of six climbed to the area below the Girose Glacier. As the group had no rope with them, they got stuck above a wall bar. For reasons unknown to me, one person fell about 200 meters over this ledge and died.