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Mountains are cool! Sports are the world’s most popular diversion and among these, rock climbing and mountaineering are the most fascinating. Photo: Wolfgang Nairz |
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The goals of this conference Who will get alpinism going again? Do we need new ethics in mountain sports? Are new laws threatening the last reserves of freedom? Photo: Peter Wörgötter |
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Taking responsibility Most mountain sports activists are hikers, aficionados of the great classics and ski mountaineers – but not extreme climbers. All have one thing in common: absolute safety is an illusion! Photo: Toni Hiebeler |
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Quality for the future How do we lead young people to experience flow via the mountains, so they don’t need life-threatening kicks? The lifestyle of climbing frees even city kids from their constraints. Photo: Gerald Lehner |
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The burning thorn bush Before handing him the Ten Commandments, God spoke to Moses through a burning thorn bush. Clemens Kratzer’s first reaction to the congress "Future of Mountain Sports" (Alpin 6/2002). |
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Graham Nash: "Deja Vu" (1970) "You, who are on your road, must have a code that you can live by. And so become yourself. Because the past is just a goodbye!" Foto: A. Huber |
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TYROL DECLARATION now online more ... |
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Living legends and young upstarts Many prominent climbers will attend the conference … more ... |
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2002 "Year of Mountains" The Official Website of the UN more ... |
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Collectors of 8.000ers The summitters of all 14 Eightthousanders. more ... |
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Success and death rates on eight thousand meter peaks The statistics speak for themselves … more ... |
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Many articles on the german site more ... |
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