Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner and the 8000-meter peaks
Are you still unfamiliar with the professional mountaineer from Austria? Then you'll definitely remember this woman after your visit to the museum about the world of the 8000-meter peaks!
Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner was the first woman to climb all 14 eight-thousanders without bottled oxygen. Visitors can marvel at her challenging and exciting journey in the "Between Heaven and Earth" museum.
Mountaineering to an 8000-meter peak
What physical and mental requirements are needed for extreme mountaineering? What does the world of the 8000-meter peaks look like? And what challenges do you face when climbing the highest peaks? The exhibition in Spital am Pyhrn answers these and other fascinating questions.
Highlight: A climbing tower has been set up in front of the museum entrance, which can be climbed via various routes.
Tip for hikers: Starting from the museum, a hiking trail leads via Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner through the Dr. Vogelgesang Gorge to the Bosruck Hut. Experienced hikers can continue the trail to the summit of the Grosser Pyhrgas.
Further information about the "Between Heaven and Earth" Museum:
You can find the current admission prices and opening hours here!
