Climbing the stairs is done in four steps
“Hanging from a train”, “getting too close to rivers or waterfalls”, “doing stunts on a bike” and many more are some of the deadly acts people are seen doing on social media. These days crazy people are willing to do anything to become famous on social media. Many people also die during this period. The latest case is from Austria, where a man died while trying to climb the Instagram-famous ‘Stairway to Heaven’, but it was an accident.
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A British tourist has died after falling more than 90 meters while climbing an extremely narrow staircase on an Austrian mountain, Metro News reports. In fact, this point is very popular among tourists who are Instagram photo lovers. These are the stairs hanging in the air, which the locals also call “Stairway to Heaven”. These stairs lead to the Dachstein Mountains outside of Salzburg.
The accident took place on September 12, when a 42-year-old man started climbing the stairs alone without any guide. In the meantime he slipped down the stairs and fell into the valley below, due to which he died. Police officers and two rescue helicopters rushed to the scene after the crash, but the man could not be saved. Rescue workers recovered his body soon after the fall.
Police officials have denied the negligence of any third person in the incident. Police say that Arohi was completely alone at the time of the accident. However, the identity of the killed person has not been released yet.
Let us tell you that the ‘Stairway to Heaven’ is being promoted as a new attraction for trekking enthusiasts on the Dachstein region’s tourism website. He says climbing a ladder is done in four steps. The stairs are about 40 meters long. From here there are amazing and breathtaking views of the Duchstein Glacier as well as Austria’s highest mountain – Grobglockner. The description on the website reads – Stairway to Heaven was created by Outdoor Leadership in collaboration with professional climber Haley Putz. However, the website warns that climbing the stairs is for “experienced climbers only” and should be completed in normal weather conditions.
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