Nina Caprez and Barbara Zangerl climbing Die Unendliche Geschichte in Rätikon
The video of Nina Caprez and Barbara Zangerl and their 2015 repeat of the famous multi-pitch alpine sports climb Die Unendliche Geschichte in Rätikon, Switzerland. First ascended by Beat Kammerlander, the route had only been repeated once previously, by Pietro dal Prà in 2005.
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Nina Caprez climbing Die Unendliche Geschichte, Rätikon, together with Barbara Zangerl
Johannes Mair / Alpsolut
It was one of the most important repeats in recent times: a free ascent of Die Unendliche Geschichte in Switzerland’s Rätikon massif in summer 2015 at the hands of Barbara Zangerl and Nina Caprez.
Following in the footsteps of Beat Kammerlander who had established the climb ground-up along the 7th Kirchlispitze in 1990 before freeing it the next year, and Pietro dal Prà who pulled off the first repeat in 2005, 25 years later the Austrian and Swiss made the coveted second and third repeat. Here's their ascent of the "never ending story", one of the absolute masterpieces of multi-pitch alpine sports climbing.
Link: FB Nina Caprez, www.ninacaprez.ch, FB Barbara Zangerl, www.barbara-zangerl.at, www.alpsolut.com
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