– Lat/Long: 46.99° N 11.81° E
Turnerkamp – Climbing Notes
Turnerkamp – Climbing Notes
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June 15, 2013
Nick from Netherlands
On thursday 13 June 2013 we've climbed one of the peaks near to the Turnerkamp. We stayed at the Berliner Hütte for a good night sleep.
Due the 'bad' weather there were snowfields at a height of approx. 2300m. That is where we could put our ski's on and start climbing the Berliner Spitze, that one of the smaller peaks near the Turnerkamp.
During the last part of the climb we needed crampons to climb the peak itself, when we reached the Berliner Spitze we were on a height of 3254m above sea level. We climbed down and put on our ski's again to ski down on the Hornkees Glacier.
The current conditions were special because normally in June the Turnerkamp and it peaks is climbed on foot and not on skis.
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Nick from Netherlands
On thursday 13 June 2013 we've climbed one of the peaks near to the Turnerkamp. We stayed at the Berliner Hütte for a good night sleep.
Due the 'bad' weather there were snowfields at a height of approx. 2300m. That is where we could put our ski's on and start climbing the Berliner Spitze, that one of the smaller peaks near the Turnerkamp.
During the last part of the climb we needed crampons to climb the peak itself, when we reached the Berliner Spitze we were on a height of 3254m above sea level. We climbed down and put on our ski's again to ski down on the Hornkees Glacier.
The current conditions were special because normally in June the Turnerkamp and it peaks is climbed on foot and not on skis.
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