This is our hiking and climbing tour at the mountain Rax Alpe
about 90 km southwest of Vienna, Austria.
Rax Alpe is 2.007 meters above sea level.
We start at Preiner Gschaid at 1.070 meters.
Today we will walk the Reistalersteig with its really superb climbing passages.
about 90 km southwest of Vienna, Austria.
Rax Alpe is 2.007 meters above sea level.
We start at Preiner Gschaid at 1.070 meters.
Today we will walk the Reistalersteig with its really superb climbing passages.
If you draw a diagonal line through the picture, beginning down in the right corner, going up to the left corner, this is our tour. It starts at Preiner Gschaid, crosses the cliffs in the middle, and ends at the peak, Heukuppe (2.007 m).
Click to enlarge all pictures!
I am always behind, always taking photos.
That's why they call me "Mary Kisch the Racing Photographer"
named after the famous Czech journalist "Egon Erwin Kisch, der rasende Reporter"
(link to wikipedia)
who travelled the world in the first half of the last century.
Oh, what an honour for little insignificant ME :)
I think they love me!
That's why they call me "Mary Kisch the Racing Photographer"
named after the famous Czech journalist "Egon Erwin Kisch, der rasende Reporter"
(link to wikipedia)
who travelled the world in the first half of the last century.
Oh, what an honour for little insignificant ME :)
I think they love me!
Here you can see the Raxmäuer in all their beauty!
Oh yeah!
A little hole in the rocks, and the little plant has a place to grow.
Erwin and Lisi always show you the rarest things!
This and the following pictures I love best!
This is a little chapel on the edge of the cliffs. "Raxkircherl".
Also devoured by the clouds!
Also devoured by the clouds!
The white rocks over there are the famous climbing rocks, Preiner Wand, with the one and only fantastic Haid-Steig where you need real climbing equipment like helmets etc.
It's real steep!
It's real steep!
Soon we reach meadows with cows and alpine flowers like thistels and larkspur. Romantic!
This is my outfit. During all that walking and climbing and having fun with the camera I had not noticed that I am allowing certain insights...