The Rofan Mountain Inn high above the Achensee in the Tyrolean district of Schwaz can only be reached via cable car, but a Ukrainian probably didn’t know that. He struggled uphill with his all -wheel drive car, but then got stuck. An adventurous rescue operation followed.
Navi irons occur repeatedly in Tyrol-but this case of Friday evening, which became known, is special: a Ukrainian who lived in the Czech Republic had reserved a room in the Berggasthof Rofan in the Czech Republic.
What the local Solarly Sonnen is not aware of the holiday maker: the accommodation at 1840 meters above sea level can only be achieved by cable car in the winter months.
Three kilometers on the Winterbos -Pad uphill
The holiday maker and his son probably followed the navigation data that the forest path or the runi of the ride showed. The man apparently did not irritate the driving ban in the valley. And so his four-wheel drive rumbled uphill to the snow-covered and icy pad-barround three kilometers!
Shortly before a curve, about 1300 meters above sea level and near the burnt Buchauer Alm, it was finally over – the car threatened to hurry.
Brandbrigade only dared with four chains
The holidaymakers have warned their accommodation, the call for help at 7.20 pm on the fire brigade on Achensee. “Here I would have turned the car after 100 meters,” the operating manager Daniel Paulitsch classifies the dimension of unrealization. With four chains on the vehicles each, they fought for the stuck Audi. The crash was prevented with a rope winch. The local mountain range then supplied four suitable snow chains on the mountain. Equipped, one of the helpers drove with the Audi de Vallei.
Guide and it was visibly embarrassing for him
“The steering wheel was embarrassing and he was very grateful,” says Paulitsch. However, it is clear that he will be compensated against the two -hour use of 20 men. The father and his son drove back to Innsbruck in the evening, where they returned to the accommodation from which they had been demolished to their involuntary adventure.
Source: Krone
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