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Welttag Der Berge“ Am 11
Insta-Ranking zum „Welttag der Berge“ am 11. Dezember: Die beliebtesten Naturkolosse in Österreich und der Schweiz Rang Berg Instagram-Beiträge Höhe in Metern Staat(en) Gebirgsgruppe 1 Matterhorn 764.340 4478 Schweiz Italien Walliser Alpen 2 Monte Rosa: Grenzgipfel 206.977 4618 Schweiz Italien Walliser Alpen 3 Titlis 122.853 3238 Schweiz Urner Alpen 4 Großglockner 115.920 3798 Österreich Glocknergruppe 5 Kitzsteinhorn 112.705 3203 Österreich Glocknergruppe 6 Dents du Midi 34.577 3257 Schweiz Chablais-Alpen 7 Piz Buin 24.573 3312 Österreich Schweiz Silvretta 8 Breithorn 17.726 4164 Schweiz Italien Walliser Alpen 9 Weisshorn 16.090 4505 Schweiz Walliser Alpen 10 Wetterhorn 11.551 3692 Schweiz Berner Alpen 11 Mittagskogel 9.077 3162 Österreich Ötztaler Alpen 12 Wildspitze 8.396 3768 Österreich Ötztaler Alpen 13 Bouquetins 8.361 3838 Schweiz Italien Walliser Alpen 14 Piz Nair 7.722 3059 Schweiz Glarner Alpen 15 Piz Bernina 7.389 4049 Schweiz Bernina-Alpen 16 Piz Palü 7.176 3882 Schweiz Bernina-Alpen 17 Großvenediger 7.006 3657 Österreich Venedigergruppe 18 Klein Matterhorn 6.628 3883 Schweiz Walliser Alpen 19 Schreckhorn 5.503 4078 Schweiz Berner Alpen 20 Kranzberg 5.187 3742 Schweiz Berner Alpen 21 Bietschhorn 5.057 3934 Schweiz Berner Alpen 22 Allalinhorn 4.811 4027 Schweiz Walliser Alpen 23 Olperer 4.567 3476 Österreich Zillertaler Alpen 24 Schwarzhorn 4.556 3620 Schweiz Walliser Alpen 25 Schwarzhorn 4.556 3201 Schweiz Walliser Alpen 26 Schwarzhorn 4.556 3146 Schweiz Albula-Alpen 27 Schwarzhorn 4.556 3105 Schweiz Berner Alpen 28 Dufourspitze -
IFP 1707 Dent Blanche – Matterhorn – Monte Rosa
Inventaire fédéral des paysages, sites et monuments naturels d'importance nationale IFP IFP 1707 Dent Blanche – Matterhorn – Monte Rosa Canton Communes Surface Valais Evolène, Zermatt 26 951 ha Le Gornergletscher et le Grenzgletscher IFP 1707 Dent Blanche – Matterhorn – Monte Rosa Stellisee Hameau de Zmutt Dent Blanche avec glacier de Ferpècle 1 IFP 1707 Dent Blanche – Matterhorn – Monte Rosa 1 Justification de l’importance nationale 1.1 Région de haute montagne au caractère naturel et sauvage, avec nombreux sommets de plus de 4000 m d’altitude 1.2 Mont Rose, massif alpin avec le plus haut sommet de Suisse 1.3 Mont Cervin, montagne emblématique à forme pyramidale 1.4 Plusieurs glaciers de grande étendue avec marges proglaciaires intactes, en particulier le Gornergletscher, l’un des plus grands systèmes glaciaires de Suisse 1.5 Marmites glaciaires, roches polies et stries glaciaires, structures représentatives des diverses formes glaciaires 1.6 Situation tectonique unique dans les Alpes suisses, superposant des unités tectoniques et des roches de provenances paléogéographiques très variées 1.7 Vastes forêts naturelles de mélèzes et d’aroles 1.8 Phénomènes glaciaires et stades morainiques remarquables et diversifiés 1.9 Zones riches en cours d’eau et lacs d’altitude 1.10 Grande richesse floristique et faunistique, comprenant de nombreuses espèces rares et endémiques 1.11 Zmutt, hameau avec des bâtiments traditionnels bien conservés 2 Description 2.1 Caractère du paysage Le site Dent Blanche-Matterhorn-Monte Rosa est une zone de haute montagne encadrée de massifs montagneux imposants dans la partie méridionale du Valais et à la frontière avec l’Italie. -
Interalpen-Magazine Spring & Summer 2021
Interalpen Magazine Summer at last Spring / Summer 2021 Dear guests, Welcome to summer in the Tyrolean Alps! It is our pleasure to present our brand-new magazine and inform you about all the wonderful amenities of the warmest months of the year. Here are some things worth knowing and lots of ideas for a fantastic stay at the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol. We have divided the content into the following categories: Behind the scenes Good food requires great ingredients. Head chef Mario Döring believes only the best is good enough. Gain an in- sight into the Interalpen-world of culinary delights. More from page 4 onwards Spa & wellness We have news from the Interalpen-Spa, too. We have ex- panded our service portfolio especially for you, so now you can look forward to even more moments of holiday relaxation. More from page 10 onwards Family pleasures Summer is a time for families. Our hotel has all kinds of thrilling activities for guests of all ages – around the clock. More from page 16 onwards Sport & leisure The natural surroundings at the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol are now in full bloom. Jump on your bicycle, pack up your hiking rucksack and discover this alpine wonderland. More from page 18 onwards Offers If you do not know exactly what you want to do during your holiday, draw inspiration from our range of custom- ised activity offers! More from page 20 onwards We hope you enjoy leafing through the following pages, and discover a whole world of things to see and do. Relax and enjoy looking forward to your upcoming vacation here with us. -
2017 France, Jura
Jura Winter Meet 14 - 20 January Leader - Mick Borroff Introduction The Haut Jura straddles the Franco-Swiss border to the north of Geneva and is characterised by long parallel limestone ridges and valleys along a northeast-southwest axis. Moving SW along this ridge from the north, the principal summits include Le Chasseron (1607m), Mt d’Or (1462m), Dent de Vaulion (1483m), Mt Tendre (1679m), Mt Sala (1511m), Le Noirmont (1567m), La Dole (1677m), Columby de Gex (1689m), Cret de la Neige (1717m) and Le Reculet (1718m). The panoramic view from these Jura summits across to the main alpine chain is magnificent, ranging from the Bernese Oberland to the Ecrins. The excellent PeakFinder website will give you a good idea of what is to be seen from many individual summits. Participants Helen Smith Mick Borroff , President Michael Smith John Brown Gail Taylor (guest) Ros Brown (guest) Richard Taylor Ann Chadwick (guest) Hilary Tearle (guest) Peter Chadwick Sue Thomason (guest) Tim Josephy Rory Newman We had been checking the snow reports and webcams for the Jura for a couple of weeks before and like much of the Alps, there was little snow to be seen. The weekend before we left it had snowed but Paul Everett, our chief Guest from the 2015 dinner who lives in Geneva, had been up Mont Sala near Les Rousses and had carried his snowshoes the whole way. Fortunately, a reasonable dump of snow had fallen late in the intervening week and all we had to do was get there! Sat 14th The party used a mixture of fly-drive, rail-drive and ferry-drive to get to Les Rousses on the French side of the border. -
Switzerland Welcome to Switzerland
Welcome to Switzerland A complete guide for your stay in Lausanne during the 15th CSCWD Conference Table of Contents I. Switzerland and the Lausanne region II. Access to Lausanne III. Restaurants in Lausanne IV. Transports in Lausanne V. Useful Information VII. Your venue: The Olympic Museum VIII. Tourism Activities I. Switzerland and the Lausanne region By its central geographical location, Switzerland is an ideal international destination for business, incentive and leisure travel. It is a country with many different facets. It unites an impressive variety of landscapes in a small geographical area and benefits from an exceptional natural heritage. As an important centre for communication and transport between the countries of Northern and Southern Europe, it has a common frontier with Germany, France, Italy, and the Principality of Liechtenstein. The Alpine Arc, just a few kilometers away from Lausanne, features some of the finest mountain peaks like the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc or the Jungfrau, and spectacular passes: Grimsel, St Gotthard, Simplon and Great St Bernard. These natural assets are further enhanced by security and dependability, Swiss values par excellence . The second largest city on the shore of Lake Geneva, Lausanne combines the dynamics of a business town with its ideal location as a holiday resort. Sport and culture are a golden rule in this Olympic capital. Nature, historic town, contemporary architecture, and exceptional surroundings: the Olympic capital is a model of the art of living and of cultural events. No need to wear out your shoes to visit the town and its region. A dense public transport network gives you the freedom to go from the lakeside to the trendy neighborhoods within minutes. -
Synoptic Map + Beggingen + Due to Lack of Space, Not All Lines Are Indicated.Subject to Alterations
Strasbourg | Luxembourg | Bruxelles Karlsruhe | Frankfurt | Dortmund | Hamburg | Berlin Stuttgart Ulm | München München + + Stockach Engen Ravensburg Synoptic Map + Beggingen + Due to lack of space, not all lines are indicated.Subject to alterations. DEUTSCHLAND + + + Radolfzell Kempten + Singen + + Schleitheim Mulhouse Thayngen Insel +Mainau Swiss Travel System's network of trains, buses and boats + Schaffhausen + Meersburg + Zell (Wiesental) + + + + Neuhausen +Konstanz Erzingen + +Stein a.R. + + Railways Buses Cable cars, (Baden) +Rheinau Kreuzlingen + Friedrichshafen Funiculars Belfort + Marthalen Waldshut + + + + Weil a.R. + + + Boats No reductions + Koblenz + Zurzach + EuroAirport Riehen + Romanshorn + + + Frauenfeld Weinfelden + Immenstadt St-Louis +Basel Bad Bf Möhlin + + Laufenburg + Eglisau + + Rheinfelden + Lindau + Stein-Säckingen +Sonthofen Bülach Sulgen Nieder- + + Arbon + Basel + Pratteln +weningen Winterthur + +Frick + Bregenz 0102030km Montbéliard + Rorschach Turgi + Boncourt + + Bischofszell + Brugg + + + Liestal + Baden Rheineck + Oberglatt +Bonfol Dornach + +Wil + + + Gelterkinden + + St.Margrethen Rodersdorf + + Wettingen + Aesch + Zürich Heiden Sissach +Turbenthal St.Gallen Walzenhausen Roggenburg Flughafen + + + + + + + + Laufen Wildegg + Dornbirn Porrentruy + + Mellingen Effretikon + + +Dietikon Heerbrugg + Breitenbach Bazenheid Gossau + Trogen Oberstdorf + Aarau + + + + + Zürich Herisau Gais Altstätten Reigoldswil +Bauma + Waldenburg + Lenzburg Uitikon + + Delémont + Suhr + + Uster Damvant Olten + Wohlen+ Uetliberg -
Natural Hazard Events Affecting Transportation Networks In
Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci. Discuss., https://doi.org/10.5194/nhess-2018-27 Manuscript under review for journal Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci. Discussion started: 7 February 2018 c Author(s) 2018. CC BY 4.0 License. 1 Natural hazard events affecting transportation 2 networks in Switzerland from 2012 to 2016 3 4 Jérémie, Voumard1, Marc-Henri, Derron1, Michel, Jaboyedoff1 5 1 Risk analysis group, Institute of Earth Sciences, FGSE, University of Lausanne, Switzerland 6 Abstract 7 Switzerland is a country threatened by a lot of natural hazards. Many events occur in built 8 environment, affecting infrastructures, buildings or transportation networks and producing 9 occasionally expensive damages. This is the reason why large landslides are generally well 10 studied and monitored in Switzerland to reduce the financial and human risks. However, we 11 have noticed a lack of data on small events which have impacted roads and railways these last 12 years. Therefore, we have collected all the reported natural hazard events which have affected 13 the Swiss transportation networks since 2012 in a database. More than 800 events affecting 14 roads and railways have been recorded in five years from 2012 to 2016. These events are 15 classified into six classes: earth flow, debris flow, rockfall, flood, snow avalanche and others. 16 Data come from Swiss online press articles sorted by Google Alerts. The search is based on 17 more than thirty keywords, in three languages (Italian, French, German). After verifying that 18 the article relates indeed an event which has affected a road or a railways track, it is studied in 19 detail. -
Hütten- & Wandertipps Hiking- & Hut Tips
DE/EN HÜTTEN- & WANDERTIPPS HIKING- & HUT TIPS Olympiaregion Seefeld www.seefeld.com 2 cyclists welcome cyclists / willkommen Radfahrer station battery-charging ebike Ladestation / winter in open Im Winter geöffnet / locationstamp / Stempelstelle Mittenwald a 18 d e l t l 45 e n 56 w 19 r a 16 K 39 53 17 E 52 14 15 R G 51 B I 54 G E 40 55 W E T E I N T T E R S A R W E N D E L Scharnitz K G E B i n t e I R Ehrwald 3 5 8 H r a G E 4 11 12 38 u t a l G 46 6 G a 7 l i 9 20 e 2 s t a 48 49 l i r 1 Leutasch 22 s 37 c h 13 10 t 50 32 a 30 33 l 44 G E I R 21 25 26 31 E B 23 Seefeld M I E E R G Wildmoos 34 47 M I N G 36 41 Buchen 24 29 35 27 Telfs 28 Mösern 42 Reith 43 Zirl Innsbruck 3 INHALT / INDEX WANDERTIPPS / HIKING RECOMMENDATIONS Seefeld DE ......................4, 5 Seefeld EN ......................6, 7 Leutasch DE ....................8, 9 Leutasch EN ..................10, 11 Mösern / Buchen DE.... 12, 13 Mösern / Buchen EN ....14,15 Reith DE ......................... 16, 17 Reith EN .........................18, 19 Scharnitz DE ................20, 21 Scharnitz EN ............... 22, 23 HÜTTENLISTE / HUTS GAISTAL / MÖSERN Nr. GAISTAL VALLEY 27 Möserer Seestub‘m ........50 1 Coburger Hütte ............... 24 2 Seebenalm ......................... 25 SEEFELD 3 Ehrwalder Alm ................. -
Conservation of the Eurasian Lynx (Lynx Lynx) in a Fragmented Landscape – Habitat Models, Dispersal and Potential Distribution
Faculté de Biologie et de Médecine Département d’Ecologie et Evolution Conservation of the Eurasian Lynx (Lynx lynx) in a fragmented landscape – habitat models, dispersal and potential distribution Thèse de doctorat ès sciences de la vie (PhD) Présentée à la Faculté de biologie et de médecine de l’Université de Lausanne Par Fridolin Zimmermann Biologiste Diplômé de l’Université de Lausanne Jury Prof. Dieter Haas, Président Prof. Jacques Hausser, Directeur de thèse Prof. Luigi Boitani, Expert Dr. Urs Breitenmoser, Expert Dr. Alexandre Hirzel, Expert LAUSANNE 2004 Digital environmental data sets: Lakes, rivers, and political boundaries: GEOSTAT © Swiss Federal Statistical Office; Euromaps © Bartholomew Human population density: GEOSTAT © Swiss Federal Statistical Office Settlements, roads, railways, and forest: Vector 200 © Federal Office of Topography; Euromaps © Bartholomew Digital elevation model: DHM25, RIMINI © Federal Office of Topography; MONA Pro Europe 250 m © GEOSYS DATA Land use: AS85r, AS97 © Swiss Federal Statistical Office GEOSTAT; CORINE Land Cover © Swiss Federal Statistical Office GEOSTAT for Switzerland and European Environmental Agency for the remaining areas Delimitation of the Alpine Convention and borders of the national and natural reserves © Réseau Alpin des Espaces Protégés to Manuela to my parents ‘No amount of clever modeling or detailed GIS habitat maps can circumvent our need for this natural history information’ Ruckelshaus et al., (1999) M24 pictured by a camera-trap during the intensive session conducted in winter 2003-04 in the Simmental and Saanenland. This lynx has been captured in the year 1998 as juvenile and fitted with a radio-collar. We could follow his dispersal and home range establishment until March 2001 when the signal of his radio-collar got interrupted. -
Natural Hazard Events Affecting Transportation Networks In
1 Natural hazard events affecting transportation 2 networks in Switzerland from 2012 to 2016 3 4 J., Voumard1, M.-H., Derron1, M., Jaboyedoff1 5 1 Risk analysis group, Institute of Earth Sciences, FGSE, University of Lausanne, Switzerland 6 Abstract 7 Switzerland is a country threatened by a lot of natural hazards. Many events occur in built 8 environment, affecting infrastructures, buildings or transportation networks and producing 9 occasionally expensive damages. This is the reason why large landslides are generally well 10 studied and monitored in Switzerland to reduce the financial and human risks. However, we 11 have noticed a lack of data on small events, which have impactedaffected roads and railways 12 during these last years. Therefore, we have collected all the reported natural hazard events 13 which have affected the Swiss transportation networks since 2012 in a database. More than 14 800 events affecting roads and railways have been recorded in five years from 2012 to 2016. 15 These events are classified into six classes: earth flow, debris flow, rockfall, flood, snow 16 avalanche and “others.”. 17 Data comecoming from Swiss online press articles were sorted by Google Alerts. The search 18 is based on more than thirty keywords, in three languages (Italian, French, German). After 19 verifying that the article relates indeed an event which has affected a road or a railways track, 20 it is studied in detail. We get finally the information on about sixtymore than 170 attributes by 21 event aboutof events such as event date, event type, event localisation, meteorological 22 conditions as well as impacts and damages on the track and human damages. -
Alle Berge Österreichs Johann Aichinger © 2001
Alle Berge Österreichs Johann Aichinger © 2001 Alle orographisch selbständigen Berge Tirols Ab Schartenhöhe 100 Meter Nr. Bergnamen Höhe Gruppe Grenze-Land Ö-Karte Nr. 1 Großglockner 3798,0 HT-Glocknergruppe G - T / K 153 - u 2 Wildspitze 3770,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - o 3 Weißkugel 3738,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 172 - u 4 Glocknerwand 3722,0 HT-Glocknergruppe G - T / K 153 - u 5 Großvenediger 3674,0 HT-Venedigergruppe G - T / S 152 - u 6 Hinterer Brochkogel 3628,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - o 7 Hintere Schwärze 3624,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 173 - u 8 Similaun 3599,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 173 - u 9 Vorderer Brochkogel 3562,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - o 10 Rainerhorn 3560,0 HT-Venedigergruppe T 152 - u 11 Gr.Ramolkogel 3549,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - u 12 Schalfkogel 3537,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - u 13 Hochvernagtspitze 3535,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 172 - m 14 Watzespitze 3532,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 172 - o 15 Langtaufererspitze 3528,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 172 - u 16 Mutmalspitze 3522,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - u 17 Weißseespitze 3518,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 172 - u 18 Fineilspitze 3514,0 Ötztaler Alpen G - T / I 172 - u 19 Hochfeiler 3509,0 Zillertaler Alpen G - T / I 175 - o 20 Zuckerhütl 3507,0 Stubaier Alpen T 174 - o 21 Dreiherrnspitze 3499,0 HT-Venedigergruppe G - T / S / I 151 - u 22 Fluchtkogel 3497,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 172 - u 23 Schrankogel 3497,0 Stubaier Alpen T 147 - u 24 Rötspitze 3495,0 HT-Venedigergruppe G - T / I 151 - u 25 Firmisanschneide 3490,0 Ötztaler Alpen T 173 - u 26 Westliche Simonyspitze 3488,0 HT-Venedigergruppe G - T / -
Yswitzerland
mySwitzerland #INLOVEWITHSWITZERLAND Summer 2017 wants you back. Summer 2017 Nature 895 reasons to discover Switzerland Schaffhausen on the Grand Tour B o First electric road trip: 200 charging stations for electric vehicles d e n s Beautiful curves: 5 Alpine passes higher than 2,000 m Rhein Thur e e Freshwater heaven: 22 lakes bigger than 0.5 km² Töss Frauenfeld Unforgettable highlights: 12 UNESCO World Heritage Properties Limma and 2 Biosphere Reserves B t Multicultural society: 4 official languages, countless dialects Liestal Baden Perfect signposting: 650 official Grand Tour signposts irs Aarau B A Delémont Herisau More details on the Grand Tour: Appenzell in Re e h u R MySwitzerland.com/grandtour ss Z ü Säntis r 2502 i c s Solothurn ub h - s e o e D e H L Zug Z 2306 The regions u g Churfirsten Aare e Vaduz r W s a e La Chaux- 1607 e lense e L A Aargau Chasseral i de-Fonds e n e s 1899 t r h e B Basel Region FRANCE el Grosser Mythen Bi Weggis 1798 Glarus Rigi Vierwald- Glärnisch C Bern 1408 Schwyz Bad Ragaz 2119 2914 Neuchâtel re Napf stättersee Pizol D Fribourg Region Aa Pilatus Stoos Braunwald 2844 l te Stans La nd E Geneva châ qu u Sarnen 1898 Altdorf Linthal art Ne Stanserhorn R F Lake Geneva Region Chur 2834 de C e Flims ac u Weissfluh Piz Buin L 2350 s Davos 3312 G Graubünden E Engelberg s mm Brienzer Tödi e Rothorn Scuol e Titlis 3614 H Jura & Three-Lakes y Arosa 2383 ro Fribourg Thun Brienz 3238 Inn Yverdon B Flüelapass a Disentis/ Lenzerheide- I L rs.