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Adlerblick: Die Mess-Station Hafelekar ist ein Höhenstrahlungsobservatorium der Universität Innsbruck. Es wurde vom Physik-Nobelpreisträger Victor Franz Hess (1883 - 1964) initiiert. Durch eine Fensteröffnung kann man einen Blick in die Anfänge der Hochenergiephysik werfen. Auch die grandiosen Tiefblicke ins Inntal und auf Innsbruck vom Goetheweg aus bringen hochenergetische Impulse. Die Stadt winkt!
The passage between the Stempel and Lafatscher Joch using climbing aids that date from the 14th century is an exciting stage in this walk. During that era, miners needed timber supports for the salt mine galleries. The German word for these supports is "Stempel", hence the Stempeljoch. A cut known as the "Durchschlag" was hewn out of the rock to make it easier for the mules to pass. The Goetheweg links the isolated, but inviting Pfeishütte with the Gleierschjöchl. This route was created in 1932 and is one of the finest high-altitude walks in the Innsbruck area.
With the wide Inn valley down below, plus the Kitzbühel Alps and the main Alpine ridge, including the Grossglockner, a fabulous panoramic view appears to the east. The tour ends at the Hafelekar mountain station at an altitude of 2,256m. The majestic view over the city of Innsbruck some 1,600m below explains why scenes from a number of famous films were shot here.
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