Mountain stories

"Do you want to go on and on?
Look - the good is so close!" already recognized Goethe....

If you listen carefully, you can hear "him"... What exactly - many think now? But in the morning, when we stand at the window after a cozy night in the soft beds in DasEulersberg and listen carefully, we hear "him".

It is nothing new ... the winter is characterized by low temperatures and if it rains in the summer it snows in the winter. As a pedestrian you walk like on raw eggs, you have to shovel snow if you want to make a way and the windows of your car are iced up.

At first you don't know exactly what has changed when you get out of bed in the morning. And then you look out of the window and notice a silver shimmer over the meadow. But that was not there yesterday...

It's 6:00 in the morning. The alarm clock rings, I'm lying in my bed in the Chalet Waldkauz and actually it would be good to cuddle in bed for a while. If it weren't for the bright blue sky and the view through the open window of the Wiesbachhorn with its bright firthorn, which lets the longing for fresh morning air, exercise and adventure germinate in one. Add to this the excited chirping of birds, which literally calls out to you - let's go - wash, get dressed, have breakfast, pack your rucksack with snacks and take off.

Heinrich Flögel photographed a snow crystal for the first time in 1879. To this day roughly 120 different types of snowflakes have been identified. In doing so, it was determined that the hexagonal crystals can only form angles of 60 or 120 degrees.