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English version for the most popular action & fun tours and programmes Destination 1 Bad Tölz (about 45-60 min. from Munich) accessible by car or train Group- & Single activities / Halfday Tours: Isar-Rafting .............................................................................. 2 Canyoning beginners Sylvenstein ........................................... 3 Canadian River Riding ............................................................ 4 Group- & Single activities / Fullday Tour: Rafting & Canyoning ............................................................... 5 Group activities / Halfday Tours: Bullcartracing ........................................................................... 6 Group activities / Fullday Tours: Isar-Rafting and tobogganing .................................................. 7 Destination 2 Sautens, Tyrol, Austria (about 2 hours from Munich) accessible by car or train Group- & Single activities / Halfday Tours: Rafting Imster Schlucht / gorge of imst ................................... 8 Canyoning in Tyrol ................................................................... 8 Group- & Single activities / Fullday Tour: Rafting Imster Schlucht / gorge of imst & Ötztaler Ache / river of the oetz valley ............................................................. 9 action- & funtours Rafting – outdoor - Erlebnis Annette Irzinger Karlstraße 7 D-82131 Gauting Tel. +49(0)89.8 50 59 04 Fax +49(0)89.8 50 94 06 [email protected] www.action-funtours.de Group- & Single activities 2 Halfday Tours Isar-Rafting Bad Tölz – Lenggries ... the ideal beginners tour for wild-water Rafting Meeting point: action & fun outdoorcenter Bad Tölz, Königsdorferstrasse 22f Time: T ours are every saturday and sunday at 10 am and 2 pm.For groups of at least 4 people tours start every day. Price: 49 € per person incl. equipement and shuttle to the entrance Discription: In front of the panorama of the Bavarian Alps you experience this river journey on the wild-romantic Isar as an ideal and light entrance in the Wildwasser-Rafting. In our outdoorcenter in Bad Tölz we provide you a new white water equipment – you only have to bring swimming clothes, closed shoes which can get wet , T-shirt and a towel. After short shuttle by bus to the entran- ce Lenggries, boat / group division (up to 10 people per raft), then the boat leaders explains and shows to you everything what you have to know – safety talk – and will experience. "Forward" – and from it goes in the pleasure! With the Wildwasserrafts we go about gentler, but also about rather spar- kling Isar waves and waters. The highlight of the tour is the "small Isar cataract" which we drive on with suitable water level and by request of the guests also a second time. WW-level I-II, one part III. End and exit of the boats and the tour is again our outdoorcen- ter in Bad tölz. (Tour duration approx. 3 hrs) Group- & Single activities 3 Halfday Tours Canyoning beginners Sylvenstein close to the tyrolian border you find a perfect canyoning destination Meeting point: action & fun outdoorcenter Bad Tölz, Königsdorferstrasse 22f Time: Tours are every sunday at 9 am. For groups of at least 4 people tours start every day. Price: 79 € per person incl. equipement (shuttle to the canyon by yourself/own car or taxi – about 25-30 € per person extra) Discription: At the Sylvensteinlake, on the border of Bavaria to Tyrol is pro- bably the best canyoning area of ​​Germany. After a short climb you can experience it all what can be the fascination of Canyoning: Cracks in clear mountain water, slipping in pools, walking in the creek and scrambling on the mountain, jumping from waterfalls. Totally unusual and unusually good. The perfect combination of physical activity, adventure and nature. The experience of our professional guides offers the best conditions for your safety.We provide all the equipment, please bring only mountain/trekking boots yourselves. (Tour duration approx. 4,5 hrs) Group- & Single activities 4 Halfday Tours Canadian River Riding Bad Tölz – Lenggries – canoing in light wild-water on the Isar Meeting point: action & fun outdoorcenter Bad Tölz, Königsdorferstrasse 22f Time: Tours are every saturday and sunday at 10 am and 2 pm. For groups of at least 4 people tours start every day. Price: 49 € per person incl. equipement and shuttle to the entrance Discription: Enjoy healthy outdoor exercise, the beauty of nature and indi- vidual adventure, enjoy free time! The river Isar, with the pan- oramic view of the mountains is the ideal spot for an easy introduction to canoeing - gentle and sparkling waves and swells, clean water, unspoiled and picturesque places in a varied course of the river. After the meeting in the outdoor center in Bad Tolz, change in whitewater equipment (please bring your own shoes, t-shirt and swimwear), short transfer to the entry Lenggries. Briefing on the inflatable canoes (2-3 people per boat) and there you go ... The tour guide accompanies the group and leads you safely to the exit outdoorcenter Tölz (Tour duration approx. 3 hrs) Group- & Single activities 5 Fullday Tour Rafting & Canyoning one-day tour or weekend adventure Meeting point: action & fun outdoorcenter Bad Tölz, Königsdorferstrasse 22f Time: Tours are every saturday at 10 am and Sunday at 9 am. For groups of at least 4 people tours start every day. Price: 115 € per person incl. equipement and Rafting- shuttle one-day tour 125 € weekend-tour Discription: Tour saturdays: morning 10 am Isar-Rafting (see discription), then short lunch break, afternoon Canyoning beginners Sylvenstein (see discription) Tour sundays: morning 9 am Canyoning beginners Sylvenstein, then short lunch break, afternoon Isar-Rafting. For weekend programm (one day Rafting, one day Canyoning). Group activities 6 Halfday tours Bullcartracing Downhill with lots of fun! Meeting point: by appointment Time: Tours are every day, times by appointment Price: 19 € per person Discription: Try the latest trend: Downhill with the Bullcarts! We introduce you to the non-motorized tricycles which promises speed pleasure and fun in the field, down the hill and on the off-road track. A skilift brings you comfortable up the hill. A uni- que experience in Europe! (3 runs, duration approx. 1,5 hrs, depending on group size). Group activities 7 Fullday tours Isar-Rafting and tobogganing Minimum number of participants / closed groups: 8 people Meeting point: action & fun outdoorcenter Bad Tölz, Königsdorferstrasse 22f Time: Tours are every day at 10 am or by appointment Price: 89 € per person incl. Equipement, shuttles and lunch Discription: In the morning tour Isar-Rafting (see discription), about 1 pm shuttle to the mountain Blomberg, lunch white saussage with brezln (typical bavarian food), then tobogganing: we take the chairlift up to 1237 m to Blomberg, one of the most beautiful Bavarian mountain views. After lighter guided mountain walk (about 45 minutes) to the central station briefing and then ride on the longest summer toboggan run in Germany down to the valley – great fun for everyone! Alternatively, if desired 2 rounds on the summer toboggan run (instead of the hike). Afterwards shuttle back to Bad Tölz, respectively to the train station. (Tour duration approx. 6-7 hrs) Group- & Single activities 8 Halfday Tours Rafting Imster Schlucht / gorge of imst the sporty beginners tour for wild-water Rafting Meeting point: action & fun Rafting Camp Sautens, Tyrol Time: Tours are every saturday and sunday at 11 am and 1 pm or by appointment. For groups of at least 6 people tours start every day. Price: 49 € per person incl. equipement and shuttles Discription: The gorge of Imst is the classic white water rafting tour in the Alps on the river Inn from Imst to Haiming. It’s perfectly suitable for sporty beginners – the level of white water difficulty goes up to level III. You get dressed in out Rafting Camp, shuttled to the entry and shuttled back after the tour. All equipment is provided (tour duration approx. 2,5 - 3 hrs). Canyoning in Tyrol the sporty beginners tour for Canyoning Meeting point: action & fun Rafting Camp Sautens, Tyrol Time: Tours are every saturday and sunday at 11 am or by appointment. For groups of at least 6 people tours start every day. Price: 75 € per person incl. equipement and shuttles Discription: Canyoning, an outdoor sports which is still new and unknown to many people, is travelling in can- yons using a variety of techni- ques that may include walking, scrambling, climbing, jumping, abseiling and/or swimming in deep pools. You can find canyoning trips of different levels of difficulty – from a scenic but easy tour for beginners to extreme canyons with slides and jumps of more than 10 metres and abseiling up to 70 metres. Thanks to our state-certified canyoning guides, latest equipment and very high safety standards canyoning has become quite a safe nature experience. (tour duration approx. 3-4 hrs) Group- & Single activities 9 Fullday tour Rafting Imster Schlucht / gorge of imst & Ötztaler Ache / river of the oetz valley wild-water Rafting extrem Meeting point: action & fun Rafting Camp Sautens, Tyrol Time: Tours are every saturday and sunday at 9 am or by appointment. For groups of at least 6 people tours start every day. Price: 105 € per person incl. equipement and shuttles Discription: In the morning you get a training at the Raftingtour Imster Schlucht, which is the classic white water rafting tour in the Alps on the river Inn from Imst to Haiming. It’s perfectly suitable for sporty beginners – the level of white water difficulty goes up to level III. In the afternoon, the greatest rafting highlight in the Tyrol, the Ötztaler Ache, waits for you! A level of white water difficulty of IV+, very fast currents and hundreds of waves and rollers demand everything from the whole team. Condition for the Ötztaler Ache is experience in rafting (tour duration approx. 6 hrs with lunch break). .
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    Karabiner Breakings when Using a Figure-of-Eight Neville McMillan Introduction cently, the same mode of karabiner fail- held roughly horizontally whilst abseil- ure has occurred due to the levering ac- ing. At the start of an abseil, when the or decades climbers have been us- tion of an energy absorbing system (see rope is more horizontal than vertical, ing a Figure-of-Eight (Foe) as article by Charlet). depending on the orientation of the kar- F standard equipment for abseiling. abiner, this can allow the FoE to apply a Both experts and complete novices The First Failure – a Lucky Escape large force to the gate of the karabiner, have used this piece of equipment, in- and lever it open, breaking a notch out variably attached to their harness or A climber had set up an anchor point of the locking-sleeve (see Fig. 1). waist belt by a screwgate karabiner, for top-roping at the top of a single It is thought that this happened at the without any reported problems. Yes, pitch route. He then prepared himself start of this abseil, though the climber there have been many abseiling acci- for abseiling to the ground. He wore a did not realise it at the time. A little fur- dents, due to an inadequate anchor point, or the rope getting cut, or abseil- ing off the end of the rope, or losing control of the free end of the rope, etc, etc. But until five years ago there had not been any reported failures of the Figure-of-Eight (FoE) or its attachment karabiner.
  • ROADBOOK MOTORRAD • CABRIO • Oldtimer

    ROADBOOK MOTORRAD • CABRIO • Oldtimer

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