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User talk:Beno Marija/My sandbox2008 Location

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Location

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12-18 July 2008, Schroecken, Vorarlberg, Austria
MiPsummer 2007, MiP2005, MiP2003 and MiP1999, and many Courses on
High-Resolution Respirometry were held in this secluded alpine village.



Schroecken (Vorarlberg)

is an alpine village, located 150 km West of Innsbruck in the scenic valley of Bregenzerwald, at the slope of the Hochtannberg Pass, most famous for its winter sports facilities in the Arlberg region. Schröcken (left) offers an ideal environment for relaxation and mountaineering in summer and autumn – www.tiscover.at/schroecken.

All together

Participants will stay at Hotel Mohnenfluh, Hotel Tannberg, and guest rooms in walking distance. Meals will be served at Hotel Mohnenfluh (www.tiscover.at/mohnenfluh; Tel +43 5519 2030) for all participants. Your accomodation will be booked through your MiPsummer registration.

Weather, Excursions

Mid July is the top summer season in this area, popular for mountain walking and climbing. The magnificent alpine flora is blooming at this time, and our walks will take us through the most beautiful plant reserve of Vorarlberg.
The culture and history of alpine farming in this area famous for the Alp cheese will be explained (cheese will be tasted) at an excursion to the Alpmuseum, which is unique in Austria.
The evenings at the altitue of 1400 m may be chilly, and the surrounding mountain tops may receive snowfall even during summer. Therefore, one travels to the Alps prepared. For walking tours, good shoes, a raincoat and warm pullover are advantageous. No specific mountaineering equipment is required for excursions. A bathing suit could be recommended for an adventurous swim in the chilly lake Körbersee or Kalbelesee.


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Left: Sergio Papa at the cheese and wine reception, Alpmuseum uf m Tannberg; MiP2003 - www.alpmuseum.at.


The Bregenzerwald
Far, far away from the man-made tourist worlds ... - http://www.bregenzerwald.at/bwt_info_gb.pdf