Habicht Climber's Log
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| tuan walter | Route Climbed: Normal Route From Gschnitz  Date Climbed: Oct 12, 2008 | |
| 6.5 hours, snow, great weather, Innsbrucker Huette closed | |
| Posted Oct 14, 2008 4:02 pm | ||
| mpa | Normal Route Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007 | |
| One day trip from Gschnitz. | |
| Posted Jan 24, 2008 8:36 am | ||
| mpa | Normal Route Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2003 | |
| Nice trip with great weather in autumn. | |
| Posted Jan 24, 2008 8:35 am | ||
| alpspitze | Normal Route from Innsbrucker Huette Date Climbed: Aug 2, 1996 | |
| Stayed at the hut. Rain and snow the whole way on summit day. No views to speak of but was still a nice mountain hike. | |
| Posted Sep 25, 2007 11:49 am | ||
| hupfi | Normal Route from Gschnitz Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2005 | |
| Climbed the Habicht on Sep. 15/05. From Gschnitz via the Panoramapath to the Innsbrucker Hut ad then to the Habicht. On the same way back. | ||
| Posted Dec 17, 2006 7:47 am | ||
| Mathias Zehring | Route Climbed: northface (Mischbachferner) Date Climbed: July 18th 1992 | |
| my steepest ice climb. Thanks to Klaus who lead the difficult pitches. It was an "old-style-trip". Sleeping in the hay at the Mischbachalm pasture was very special. Weather wasn't fine, so I have no good pictures | |
| Posted Feb 22, 2004 6:23 am | ||
| Noah (Oregon) | Route Climbed: Normal Route from the Innsbrucker Hut Date Climbed: June 21st, 2003 | |
| We left the valley floor and climbed easily and slowly up to the "hut" thinking that we would summit the Habicht the next morning (as most people do) but as it was only three o'clock, we pushed up to the summit and though it was late, the fact that it was the longest day of the year made an afternoon/evening summit bid an acceptable option. We climbed very slowly due to the fact that my partner was on his first climb ever! Shortly below the summit, we split up and I scrambled over the final ridge to the summit (cables make it "safe" but the route is tougher than most people describe it and can give one the feeling of vertigo if you are not used to big vertical drop-offs). We scrambled back down the ridge, across the "glacier", down the NE face, across to the steep ridge, down the main rock climbing portion (class I when dry) and over the rocks back to the hut in time for Käsepressknödel (a cheese dumpling). Our schedule looked something like this - From the car to the hut (slowly walking) took 2:40, from the hut to the summit took 3:00 and it took 2:40 to get back down to the hut (by which the Austrians seem to mean wonderful mountain hotel). Our times are slow but safe and anyone can repeat them or even go much faster. NOAH * note - The 21st of June is the Solstice and the Tyrolians climb to their mountain passes and light fires to celebrate. Wonderfully pagan and unlike anything I have seen before! | |
| Posted Jun 25, 2003 2:09 pm | ||
| JoPo | Route Climbed: Normal Route Date Climbed: 23. July 2002 | |
| Since the weather was announced to get worse the next day, we decided to ascent from Gschnitz in one day. The weather was excellent, we had an excellent view. Actually, the weather turned out to stay acceptable until the next evening, so I was able to do the Ilmspitz ferrata the next morning | |
| Posted Aug 11, 2002 8:09 am | ||
| Luidger | Route Climbed: Normal route from Innsbruck Hut Date Climbed: 23 June 2002 | |
| Perfect condition despite it being early in the summer season. The steep rock parts free of snow, the glacier / snow field well covered with soft snow. 3 h from the Hut. | |
| Posted Jun 23, 2002 11:54 pm | ||
| PeterCorneliusSpaeth | Route Climbed: South route via 'Glaetteferner' Date Climbed: Summer 1996 | |
| The rock is rather rotten on this route, but you are quite alone. Descending the normal route to 'Innsbrucker Huette' recommended. See route description. Peter. Note added: as of Summer 2004, the 'Glaetteferner' is almost history. | |
| Posted Apr 24, 2002 10:09 am | ||
| Uli | Route Climbed: North East Face (Mischbach-Glacier) Date Climbed: Aug. 05, 2001 | |
| Rain and snow, no sight, but a great experience. Ice climb, up to 55°. Thanks to the other team in front of us; without them we would have lost our way. | |
| Posted Sep 8, 2001 6:33 am | ||
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