The launch site is located at an altitude of 3010 meters with a height difference of 2200 meters. This site is considered difficult and is rarely used. It is not an official launch site but is occasionally used for leisure flights. For more information, you can visit: https://www.way2fly.at/ http://www.airstar.at/ https://www.ikarus-pinzgau.com/ You can reach the high-altitude launch site via the Kitzsteinhorn cable car. For details, visit www.kitzsteinhorn.at. Landing is possible in the Pinzgau Valley near Gasthof Schrett, but be mindful of the restricted zone near the airport. Always stay informed about these restrictions. For historical information, you can refer to: http://flugberge.w4f.eu/index_a/kaprun.htm This is a high-alpine flying area with challenging launch and flight conditions. The flying season runs from April to November. Special care must be taken to avoid disturbing wildlife, and flying into the core zone of the Hohe Tauern National Park is prohibited. A landing fee must be paid to the Ikarus - Pinzgau club. The ascent to the highest point at 3020 meters is via the Kitzsteinhorn glacier cable car. For operating times and prices, contact the Kitzsteinhorn cable car directly. The launch site is suitable for both paragliders and hang gliders. From the summit station, descend 50 meters in a southwesterly direction. The terrain is snowy, and from the end of May, it becomes rough and rocky. The slope is very steep, so it is best to launch in the spring while the launch site is still snow-covered. Important considerations: - Do not launch if there is even a slight tendency for föhn winds. - The launch direction is southwest, and a light west wind is advantageous. - Be aware of the hay cable in the Wüstelau area.