The Nordkette Wetterleuchten Festival is a cosy open air on Seegrube (1905 m) over Innsbruck. You get two days of electronic sounds, served with THE VIEW, down to city and far into the Alps at night. A truly amazing experience!
This year’s Alps Festival Wetterleuchten has been stunning! The weather was stable and actually perfect, with true Wetterleuchten – thunderstorms seen from the distance – over other regions of the Alps.
Overlooking the festivities of the Nordkette Wetterleuchten Eletronic Music Festival over Innsbruck, Austria
There have been two tents with great, bassy electronic beats, in the bigger tent mashed up with some classics from time to time. Sound was great and dancing actually lots of fun! Everywhere you go up there, you find the tents of the people who stay there over-night. A mild night with around 18 °C on 1905 m, pretty warm and comfortable.
Chillout at the campfireThe big campfire, chillout and warm-up while the bass vibrates in ears and body.
People are in a good mood, but many decide to take the cable car home before 3 A.M. I sit down at the campfire for a while, get back to dancing and decide to leave with the last cable car at 3 A.M. as well. It takes me another hour to get home, but the walk was worth it. To be continued…
The cablecar, which guarantees our enjoyment summer and winter
The View over Innsbruck
The small Festival Tent with hard beats
The big campfire, chill and warm-up while the bass vibrates in ears and body.
The tent and party folks again. I will show you the big tent soon as well
A closeup of Innsbruck never hurts. I love the mood up there and it makes this city unique!
The whole festival at a glance. You can see some of the tents in the middle, great place to sleep.
The View and the tents of campers
Chillout at the campfire
Overlooking the festivities of the Nordkette Wetterleuchten Eletronic Music Festival over Innsbruck, Austria
