In 2006 on the 19th of August, my father, a friend of mine and me started our tour to the second highest point of Austria. We do not have much experience in technical alpine climbing as we all grew up on the Great Hungarian Plain. But everyone knows the feeling of getting higher and higher...so we climbed Wildspitze with the help of God!
Wildspitze from south
These pictures were made on the 15th of August in 2006 before our attempt on Wildspitze from the route to Ramoljoch (3186m).
View from Ramoljoch (3186m)
From the route to Ramoljoch (3186m)
Wildspitze and Wildes Mannle (3019m)
Wildspitze and Wildes Mannle (3019m)
From the route to Ramoljoch (3186m)
From east /the route to Wildes Mannle/
From the route to Kreuzspitze (3457m)
From the route to Kreuzspitze
View from Mitterkarjoch
We climbed up Mitterkarferner on the route which takes you to the beggining of the glacier on the west side of Wildspitze. When we reached Mitterkarjoch (3468m) we saw an incredible view northwest-north-northeast. As you can see it on the pictures it looked like a sandwich: glacier-mountains-clouds.
I couldn't help myself and I shouted in hungarian how wonderful it was. A german man looked back and although he could not understand what I shouted his smile told me, he knew...without words. Everyone was smiling...on the beauty of nature.
"You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life."
--Albert Camus