Pure adventure: Dirk Schäfer conquers the Rocky Mountains and Death Valley!

Pure adventure: Dirk Schäfer conquers the Rocky Mountains and Death Valley!

The coming March promises a variety of cultural experiences in the heart of the Vulkaneifel. The Dauner photo days are just around the corner and start on Saturday, March 15th, at 6 p.m. in the Daun forum. This year, visitors can look forward to an exciting program that not only presents local talents but also international photography. Motorcycle adventurer Dirk Schäfer will share his adventure, which leads him through the Rocky Mountains and Death Valley with his BMW R1200 GS. On the way he meets impressive erosion landscapes in Arizona and follows the Colorado River for the majestic Grand Canyon.

Schäfer experienced the unadulterated attitude to life of the "Wild West" along the historic route 66. This legendary street is not only a connection between the diverse landscapes of the United States, but also symbolizes the dream of freedom on two wheels.

photographers and their adventures

Another highlight of the Dauner photo days is the presentation of photographer and filmmaker Beppo Niedermeier on Sunday, March 16, at 3 p.m. Niedermeier visited Botswana and Namibia and will tell of his experiences, especially about his encounters with the people of the Sana and the unique landscapes of the Okavango Delta. The diverse wildlife and the breathtaking landscape of the Deadvlei reflect the beauty of this region.

On Saturday, March 29, travel photographer Reiner Harscher presents his impressions of Scotland: "Scotland - Mysticism of the Highlands and Islands". Harscher, who visited old Castles, whiskey distilleries and Scottish festivals, takes the audience into the heart of Scottish culture. The Sunday, March 30th, is crowned with a road trip through Italy. In a Fiat 500 (built in 1967), photographers Gereon Römer and Martin Buschmann travel across the Alps and document the Dolce Vita in South Tyrol, Tuscany and to Sicily.

The challenges of Death Valley

parallel to the Dauner photo days, the Death Valley is a fascinating goal for motorcyclists who attracts with its extreme weather conditions and unique landscapes. The national park, which was founded in 1994, offers a variety of impressive routes. Badwater Road, which leads to the lowest point in North America, is only one of the seven remarkable motorcycle routes. This 30-mile route brings adventurous to one of the most extreme places in the earth, the Badwater Basin, which is 86 meters below sea level.

adventurers must adapt to dangerous temperatures that can be up to 120 ° F (49 ° C) in summer. The best time for motorcycling in Death Valley is from October to April when the temperatures are milder. Security should always be the top priority. Motorcyclists should prepare for extreme conditions, carry enough water and first aid equipment and keep an eye on the possibility of wild animals along the streets.

A passionate photographer who travels two months in the USA describes his adventure in Death Valley. He has gathered exciting experiences with camping outdoors and exploring the impressive landscapes. Despite the challenges such as extreme heat and the concern for water and petrol resources, the beauty of the park remains unforgettable. Expectations and disappointments, such as the wandering stones, were captured in impressive pictures and videos. These experiences show that the fascination of Death Valley and his mysterious landscapes are in particular and invite you to experience this distinctive place yourself.

For more information and tickets for the Dauner photo days, visit the page dauner-fototage.de .