slovensky
Ivana Filová
Date of Birth: 2th September 1973 in Banská Bystrica (Slovakia)
Nationality: Slovakian
Occupation: geologist
I have been interested in skiing, climbing and mounteineering since my high school study.
In 1990 I have begun my activity in mountains as a speleo-alpinist and latter (1992) as a climber and skimountaineer. In the year 1993 I descended at the bottom of the deepest cave of Poland - the Jaskinia Wielka Sniezna cave (depth 750 m, length 20 km).I have climbed a number mountaineering and ski descent in the Tatra Mountains, as well as in the Alps. Recently I have addicted myself to extreme skiing in the Vysoke Tatry Mountains and in the Alps. In May 2003 I have skied the Pallavicini couloir in the North Face of the Grossglockner.
In March 2006 I injured in a big avalanche (Bulgaria - Rila). However I started a new ski and climbing season in January 2008.
Samples of ski descents in Alps:
2008: Mont Blanc area - Aiguille Verte 4211 m, Whymper couloir (50 - 55°, absail in bottom part)
2008: Dolomites: Sass Pordoi 2950 m - Canale Holzer (45 - 50°)
2008: Dolomites: Sassongher 2500 m - Val Scura (40 - 45°)
2005: Schareck 3123 m– North Face, Mittlere Eisrinne a Linke rinne (50-55°)
2005 : Hoher Sonnblick 3106 m – North Face (45-50°)
2003: Grossglockner – North Face, Pallavicini couloir (50-55°)
Samples of ski descents in High Tatras (Slovakia):
Rysy – NW Face to Poland (40-45°)
Malý Ľadový štít - NW Face (40 - 45°)
Predná Bašta – saddle to Mlynicka Valley (48°)
Prostredný hrot - saddle above Ohnisko to Mala Studena Valley (50°)
Mlynár – to Tažka Valley (40-50°)
Spišský štít – W Face (45-47°)
Predné Solisko – E Face (50-53°)
Malá Žltá stena (40 - 45°)
Baranie rohy – S Face (40-45°)
Štrbský štít - W Face (40-45°)
