Outlandings Austria, Inn valley

Hello
Preparing a camp in Samedan - Looking at the excellent
http://www.aussenlandefelder.org/ I was surprised to find nothing in the
Inn valley east of Imst and Innsbruck area. It is unlandable - or so easy
that there is no need to reference anything ?
Thanks for advice
Jean

Jean wrote:
http://www.aussenlandefelder.org/ I was surprised to find nothing in the
Inn valley east of Imst and Innsbruck area. It is unlandable - or so easy
that there is no need to reference anything ?

IIRC, threre are definitly a number of landable fields east of
Innsbruck, the valley broadens noticeably. Then, you have Kufstein
about 40km to the east. I, for my part, once landed out in the
Zillertal a few years ago. Had to watch out for power lines.

Have a nice camp!

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In article , "Jean" wrote:
Hello
Preparing a camp in Samedan - Looking at the excellent
http://www.aussenlandefelder.org/ I was surprised to find nothing in the
Inn valley east of Imst and Innsbruck area. It is unlandable - or so easy
that there is no need to reference anything ?
Thanks for advice

For planning fligths in the Swiss Alps you should consider to buy the Booklet
"Aussenlandefelder" (SFr 45.-) from Schäniss Soaring.
See http://www.schaenissoaring.ch/aussen...ectedMenuID=40

Peter

At 07:12 16 June 2004, Nyffeler wrote:
In article , 'Jean' wrote:
Hello
Preparing a camp in Samedan - Looking at the excellent
http://www.aussenlandefelder.org/ I was surprised
to find nothing in the
Inn valley east of Imst and Innsbruck area. It is unlandable
- or so easy
that there is no need to reference anything ?
Thanks for advice

For planning fligths in the Swiss Alps you should consider
to buy the Booklet
'Aussenlandefelder' (SFr 45.-) from Schäniss Soaring.
See http://www.schaenissoaring.ch/aussen...cfm?SelectedMe
nuID=40

Peter

The Inn valley to the east of Insbruck is landable
with plenty of fields, provided you take care, many
apparent large fields are subdivided into smaller fields
with a variety of crops and cattle. The boundaries
have single wire fences.

There is a very friendly gliding club at Kusfstein,
east of Innsbruck for details see

http://www.aviator.at/airport/1loik.htm

As you leave the Inn Valley to the east of Kufstein
there are many fields.

Dave

Jean wrote:

Hello
Preparing a camp in Samedan - Looking at the excellent
http://www.aussenlandefelder.org/ I was surprised to find nothing in the
Inn valley east of Imst and Innsbruck area. It is unlandable - or so easy
that there is no need to reference anything ?
Thanks for advice
Jean




A lot of fields in the eastern Alps are documented at
www.streckenflug.at . Go to the SIP (Soaring Information Publication)
section.


Landed east of Innsbruck about a month ago on an UL field.