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Tirol
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PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 4 2017/18 | Busy as Ullr
11/29/2017 • Lars Oelmann
Similar to the last Bundesliga alarm, Ullr continues undeterred and brings us powder in painter mode. Because there are no isolated, brilliant mega-dumps from an eccentric artist god, but honest work, precisely for fans of the middle part of the Bundesliga who value consistency and regularity. And just as the skilled worker brings home a reliable pay packet every week, Ullr brings us our weekly refresh. -
safety topics
Avalanche at Burgstall: How we deal with mistakes
02/20/2017 • Lea Hartl
She actually knew where the dangers lurked that day. Why didn't it stop her from climbing? A story about failure and the courage to talk about mistakes. -
SnowFlurry
SnowFlurry 12 2016/17 | The old snow problem in tour planning: Stayin' alive.
01/19/2017 • Lukas Ruetz
It is early winter 2017 and the Eastern Alps are once again experiencing a pronounced old snow problem in some areas. You can't put enough energy into preventing old snow problems, as avalanche accidents show. So we are taking prophylactic measures. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 8 2016/17 | Follow-up in the north
01/07/2017 • Lars OelmannWhile I was sitting on the plane, Ullr thought to himself: "Oh, skiing with a base like this is nicer, I'll send a load right after. And to make sure I surprise everyone, I'll put more pressure on the models. -
TouringTips
TouringTip | Hochalter-Round
12/30/2016 • Lukas RuetzThe Hochalterrunde in Kühtai offers a steep northern descent with lift support and only 150 meters of ascent. A second car is an advantage - a perfect avalanche situation is obligatory. -
SnowFlurry
SnowFlurry 1 2016/17 | How will we browse in the future and what do avalanches have to do with autumn?
11/04/2016 • Lukas Ruetz
There have already been five avalanche fatalities in (South) Tyrol this season. Unfortunately, because where there is snow and mountains, there are also avalanches - no matter what time of year. -
adventure & travel
Story | Unforgettable mission: Mountain rescue in Tyrol
10/09/2016 • Lukas Ruetz
Whether it's an avalanche or a fall into a crevasse: For many mountain rescuers, the most strenuous time of the year is about to begin again. We explain who the people are who risk a lot for others on the mountain and why they sometimes cross the line. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 18 2015/16 | Imagine it's winter and nobody goes there!
04/21/2016 • Lars OelmannUllr doesn't let himself get carried away and unpacks high winter weather conditions after most ski resorts close. With the exception of Ullr's disciples, people everywhere are complaining about it. -
mountain knowledge
Safety | Super sleuths
04/10/2016 • Johannes Wolf
Avalanche dogs save lives thanks to their good nose: despite modern technology, they are still irreplaceable. Like other mountain rescue services, the Tyrolean Mountain Rescue Service trains the sniffer dogs. PG was on site and was amazed at how deeply the four-legged friends can sniff out scents. -
TouringTips
Freeride tour of the week | Gamskogel
03/27/2016 • Lukas Zögernitz
Thanks to a combination of lift and bus connections, the tour to the Gamskogel from the Axamer Lizum allows you to collect plenty of downhill meters without having to exert yourself too much on the ascent. In addition, the tour offers many options that can be combined as the mood takes you and, thanks to the shady orientation of the slopes, good snow can often still be found a few days after the last snowfall. -
events
Freeride World Tour - Fieberbrunn 2016
03/07/2016 • Lukas Zögernitz
At the third stop of the Freeride World Tour in Fieberbrunn, Austria, the tickets for the stop in Alaska will be awarded from 08:15 on 09.03.2016. After a snowy phase in the last few days, the weather forecast now predicts the best conditions for the planned contest day. After the contest could not be held on the Wildseeloder in the last two years, it now looks like the FWT will return to this legendary face in Tyrol. You can follow the Lievstream live on PowderGuide.com! -
TouringTips
Freeride tour of the week | Roter Stein
02/28/2016 • Lorenzo Rieg
Although the Roter Stein is somewhat hidden, it is still a much-visited classic. Understandable, as it starts quite steeply almost directly from the parking lot and offers interesting terrain almost all the way to the summit. Only the last few meters have to be covered on foot...