Harald Philipp has made a name for himself as a bike climber with breathtaking descents on almost unrideable paths. In his latest multivision presentation "Path Finder", the story revolves around curiosity about the unknown, about the freedom to shape your own path in life - and to find it in being on the road.

Philipp describes "Pfad-Finder" as a varied story with many turning points, humor and self-irony. He takes the audience on an adventurous and authentic trip through his life and from his home peaks in the Tyrolean Alps to the most remote landscapes in the world and back again: from icy volcanoes in Siberia, through a region of Nepal where there had never been a vehicle before his mountain bike or to Kamchatka where a backward image of women becomes an obstacle to skiing up an active, 5,000-metre-high volcano.

23 locations - one book

Harald Philipp has announced a total of 23 lecture dates so far. The lecture series starts on January 4, 2019 in the SoWi-Aula in Innsbruck. A tour stop in Switzerland has not yet been announced, but with Dornbirn, Singen and Friedrichshafen on January 10, 30 and 31, 2019, there are at least three lectures near the border.


In addition, the book on the lecture will be available in bookstores and at all Pfad-Finder lectures from January 19, 2019.

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