Hoch Fulen – In the shadow of the north walls of the Schächen valley
One day too late: at the 2506 m high Hoch Fulen we fight on our ski tour against heat and wet snow. A #bildwelten story from the Schächen valley.
Hoch Fulen
In the shadow of the north walls of the Schächen valley
The three of us:
Our third team member is already waiting for us…
Long, longer, Griesstal:
flat ascent in steep scenery
Splashes of colour on the Rinderstock:
impressive rocky outcrops down into the Reuss valley.
Waiting for his assignment in summer
Small human, big mountain world.
Marina at the summit of the 2506 m high Hoch Fulen.
Deep views of Lake Lucerne, which is over 2000 metres lower.
Hot kisses,
cold north faces
Behind us the Gross Windgällen,
in front of us the Schächentaler Windgällen.
Soon their time will come:
the steep Ruch Chälen is waiting for Gross-Ruchen aspirants.
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About Falko Burghausen
Falko is at home in the mountains all year round, whether on high-altitude tours, climbing, ski touring, ice climbing, or on alpine trails. In winter, he is also drawn to the cross-country ski trails. As a certified trail running Instructor, he teaches you an efficient, safe, and fluid running style and is currently training to become a UIMLA mountain guide at the VDBS. Equipped with his camera, he captures the great moments of being outdoors as a multi-award-winning international photographer—full of emotion, vastness, and a genuine thirst for adventure.
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