Übersetzung für "Gipfelbesteigung" in Englisch

After the successful summit ascent, the material was published only a few days later.

Under consideration of the local conditions, a summit climb should be possible.

However, the mountain climb will have the top priority.

A special permission from border police Sofia is required in order to ascend to the peak.

The mountains that we base our course and follow up summits are:

According to news from the base camp, yesterday an international team succeeded in climbing Mount Everest from the north side.

In the sense of Sturm und Drang, and the urge to deify nature, an encounter with the divine itself takes place, and the successful ascent of the summit becomes a symbolic ascension onto a higher plane of being.

The summit is a popular hike, requiring nothing more than good shoes, normal physical condition, and plenty to drink.

After gymnasts from Bad Schandau had made the first recreational ascent of the Falkenstein in 1864, the first ascent of the Mönch for similar reasons followed 10 years later, in 1874, made by O. Ufer and H. Frick.

On 10 May 1996, Gau reached the summit of Everest alongside the members of the Mountain Madness and Adventure Consultants expeditions.

The summit is a popular hike, requiring nothing more than good shoes, normal physical condition, and plenty to drink.

As the French after the successful summit ascent back are we diminish ours of ice and snow to stiff-frozen tents in the middle of the storm.

The main danger about climbing the peak is weather, which may change very rapidly in this area.

You can shorten the tour to two days coming back the second day after the summit by the same way you went up the first day.

Two refuges at 4800 and 5000m abbreviate the ascension today to 12 hours (8 up and 4 down).

They're so focused on climbing to the summit that they just can't take the climbing experience seriously." This is how Lu Biao, founder of the company Urumqi Kaitu Mountaineering and Outdoor Activities, explains how ticking off peaks works.

From pleasant walks to short mountaineering adventures, whether a romantic winter hike or a summertime summit ascent, the Hall-Wattens region offers a wide variety of guided outings amid Tyrol’s unique mountain world.

After returning to the “Rauhtaljoch” you descend to the north through the “Rauhtal” while passing by a small glacier on the left (mind the marks and watch for glacier gaps!) and soon reach the flower fields of the wide “Pfannealm” and the “Brixner Hütte” (2300 m), 3 hours from the “Sengesjoch” including the ascent.

Friedrich's painting, which, with its peacefully majestic landscape in the clouds and a couple reaching the summit, has been interpreted as an allegory of faith, is transformed into an apocalyptic depiction.

The closest villages, that is to say the starting points for summiting, are Madonna di Senale or Vernago al Lago in Val Senales, South Tyrol, and the mountain village of Vent in North Tyrol.

For novice climbers wanting to attempt a challenging peak with some technical climbing, we can include one or two days climbing instruction on the glacier before the summit climb.

Special recommendation: it doesn't matter if you are on top of a peak or on a leisurely hike, a stop in one of the countless mountain huts and inns is always a highlight rewarded with delicious refreshments, hearty delicacies and wonderful panoramic views.

Heuzey and the German H. Barth tried to climb to the Mount Olympus, later on the German mountaineer E. Richter was stopped by brigands (brigands are robbers, outlaws or persons referred to terrorize by looting, raping and burning down the civilian population in the wake of armed conflicts) to reach the summit.

Rope partner Hansruedi von Gunten kits himself out on the South Col for the climb to the summit of Everest, the third ever.

Forsaking their own summit bid, the team succeeded in one of the most daring and difficult rescues in Everest history - and proved that, contrary to the belief of many, humanity still has a place in the 'death zone'...

After ascending to this peak route goes for a while along ridge line and then descending down the forest valley.

This account is to be found in Travels in Hungary... (London), a book written by the British physician Robert Townson, who reached the peak with his companions in the early 1790s.

But Erik was the one who first got to meet 'Kebnekajsa' in real life – during a trek to the summit that he managed twice as fast as the one I would do myself, later.