Resting while exploring Hans Kammerlander Via Ferrata: A Tribute to a Legendary Climber

In this video, I take a break before crossing a thrilling bridge on the Hans Kammerlander Via Ferrata, a challenging route that pays tribute to one of the greatest mountaineers of all time. Hans Kammerlander, known for climbing some of the world's highest peaks above 8000 meters, is truly a badass climber whose legacy lives on in this Via Ferrata named after him.
As I rest and admire the stunning surroundings, I reflect on Kammerlander's incredible achievements and the significance of this route that bears his name. I can't help but wonder if he attended the inauguration of this amazing Via Ferrata. I'd love the chance to have a podcast with him, discussing his legendary climbs and his thoughts on this challenging route.
Join me as I explore the Hans Kammerlander Via Ferrata and share my thoughts on why this route is a fitting tribute to such an iconic figure in the world of mountaineering.
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[@ckchristos]

I think its the most interesting via feratta in dolomites. Loved it

[@JetSetYourself]

I 100% agree!

[@chrisk7693]

the real purpose of this numbering on the via ferrata is that if you need help and an emergency call is made, you know approximately where the person to be rescued is located with the help of the number...in this year 2024 alone, over 1300 mountain rescue operations have been carried out in austria since january

[@JetSetYourself]

For the purpose mentioned by you I would've added to each zone a plate order number. In this way you know with even more precision. But yes, you are right, this is one of the reasons. The other is to help you asses your pace. You get to understand how much effort and probably time will take to completion based in history. By having the zones numbered you know when you get to 3 out of 6 what to expect in terms of effort, water management and time required to completion.

[@chrisk7693]

@@JetSetYourself true words!