It is becoming a frequent practice that some mountaineers sleep directly on summits. I have met some of them in the past, and I also watch videos of such adventures. This text is motivated by somebody’s night on the summit of Antelao in the Dolomites.
Beyond the Emergency: The Real Spirit of Alpine Bivouacs
There is currently a debate over safety, social media, and over-tourism related to bivouacs. Before we label these shelters as ’emergency only,’ we need to look closer at the diverse roles they play across the Dolomites and beyond.
A More Complete Via Ferrata Grading System – Introducing MforE
Via ferratas offer thrilling adventures in stunning mountain settings, but their diverse challenges, technical climbing, endurance demands, remote access, and high-altitude conditions, require a clear, comprehensive grading system which is currently not available.
Why Every Via Ferrata Rating Sucks
Recently, I had a useless discussion on a Facebook group, related to the rating of Monte Paterno Ferrata or Innerkofler Ferrata (also known as the Locatelli Ferrata or Sentiero Luca Innerkofler) in the Dolomites. This motivated me to write this text.
What Is the Difference Between Hiking and Mountaineering?
If you want to know what the difference is between hiking and mountaineering, this text is for you. Both differences and similarities are explained in detail. Keep reading.
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