Austria: Backcountry Skiing - Königstuhl
We still had a valid Austrian Vignette for motorways, so Nada and me invited Maja and Tadej to join us on another backcountry skiing trip. Nada chose a peak in Nock Mountains / Nockberge called Königstuhl.
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We started our journey at the confluence of Krems and Feldbach near Dr. Josef Mehrlhütte. |
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Flat start |
Tuši, Tadej, Maja and Nada
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After a while... still flat. |
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The Nock Mountains are the westernmost and highest mountain range of the Gurktal Alps in Austria, spread over parts of the federal states of Carinthia, Salzburg and Styria. |
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Nada and the Krems creek valley |
Stöckli and Völkl
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Dark clouds were visible on the North |
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Still happy |
Still a long way to the summit
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Towards the saddle |
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Finally the steep part began |
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Clouds covered the sky |
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We waited quite long for a selfie |
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We reached the saddle between Friesenhalshöhe and Königstuhl |
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Soon we will reach the top of the mountain |
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Last meters for Nada |
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Top of Königstuhl is on the border of three federal states, Carinthia, Salzburg and Styria.. |
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Nada and Tuši |
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Fun on the way down |
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Taking a break |
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View back to the summit of Königstuhl |
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Alone on the never ending white surface |
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Rocket on skis |
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White poison |
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End of the steep part |
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Following the creek all the way back to Dr. Josef Mehrlhütte. |
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