PARAFROG / FLYING SITES
Pustertal, Austria
Follow the light. Carry the moment with you.
MY MOMENT
86 kilometres beyond what I thought possible.
In the Pustertal, I completed my first cross-country flight of over 86 kilometres with my Epsilon 9. What would once have been just a number became a sequence of decisions, thermal climbs and onward glides. Ahead of me, the landscape opened towards the Dolomites. I kept going, further and further, and felt my idea of what was possible with my wing begin to change. A flight that was far from over after landing—at least in my mind.
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Sites & pilot information
Find your bearings.
The regional name comes from my archive. A specific take-off site has not yet been documented. The exact location in the Pustertal must also be added before assigning it to a flying area.
Sites & take-offs
The exact take-off sector is not yet clearly established in the archive. Please check the linked area information with the local operator.
Rules & briefing
Check visitor rules, briefing, registration and any take-off or landing fees with the site operator or local club beforehand. This information does not replace a briefing or permission.
Clubs & flying schools
Access & tickets
Regional contacts provide information about access, cable cars and shuttles. No specific ascent route has yet been confirmed for this entry.
Weather & Airspace
Check wind, weather, airspace and any closures against current original sources on the day of your flight.
Emergency
112 · Emergency NumberOfficial Emergency InformationWhen calling emergency services, describe your own location and the accident site as precisely as possible.
Sources checked: 16 October 2026 · Information may have changed since then.