Mountain Rescue at the Großglockner: Two Alpinists Rescued From Storm
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Two Czech alpinists spent the night in an emergency bivouac at 3,700 meters and descended with mountain rescuers.
An alpine adventure would have ended almost tragically for two Czech climbers (32, 27). On Sunday, on the ascent over the Stüdlgrat towards Großglockner, the two of them suddenly got into a violent weather crash scenario with wind and heavy snowfall. The 32-year-old man and his 27-year-old companion were on their way in the early afternoon in the area of the so-called "breakfast place" at about 3550 meters, as the conditions deteriorated rapidly…
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Two Czech climbers spent the night in an emergency bivouac near the summit of Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner, after they were caught off guard by a sudden deterioration in the weather during their ascent. The 32-year-old man and 27-year-old woman were eventually helped down by mountain rescuers.
A 32-year-old Czech man and a 27-year-old Czech woman spent the night in an emergency bivouac near the summit of Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner, after they were caught off guard by a sharp deterioration in weather. Rescuers helped them descend, police in the state of Tyrol reported.
KALS. Two Czech alpinists - a 32-year-old and a 27-year-old - were surprised at the so-called "breakfast place" at Großglockner at about 3,550 meters altitude by a weather change with wind and snowfall.
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