Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "A mountain sport or Alpine sport is one of several types of sport that take place in hilly or mountainous terrain.All these sports require special equipment, carry a higher level of risk and require specialised training before they can be undertaken safely.Because mountain sportsmen deliberately go into terrain that is not easily accessible where there are higher risks – dangers such as avalanches, bad weather, mudflows, rockfalls and icefalls - special measures must be taken to mitigate these risks. This is generally known as risk management.Mountain sports include the following:MountaineeringClimbingKlettersteig or via ferrata climbingSki touring, ski mountaineering and its freeridingSnowshoeingHiking, especially HillwalkingMountain biking (partly)TrekkingCanyoningThe usual skiing on pistes is not generally counted as a mountain sport, because the use of prepared slopes and the corresponding legal standards reduce risks to a minimum, so that the skier or snowboarder does not have to take account of any significant risks."@en }
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- Mountain_sport abstract "A mountain sport or Alpine sport is one of several types of sport that take place in hilly or mountainous terrain.All these sports require special equipment, carry a higher level of risk and require specialised training before they can be undertaken safely.Because mountain sportsmen deliberately go into terrain that is not easily accessible where there are higher risks – dangers such as avalanches, bad weather, mudflows, rockfalls and icefalls - special measures must be taken to mitigate these risks. This is generally known as risk management.Mountain sports include the following:MountaineeringClimbingKlettersteig or via ferrata climbingSki touring, ski mountaineering and its freeridingSnowshoeingHiking, especially HillwalkingMountain biking (partly)TrekkingCanyoningThe usual skiing on pistes is not generally counted as a mountain sport, because the use of prepared slopes and the corresponding legal standards reduce risks to a minimum, so that the skier or snowboarder does not have to take account of any significant risks.".
- Q820236 abstract "A mountain sport or Alpine sport is one of several types of sport that take place in hilly or mountainous terrain.All these sports require special equipment, carry a higher level of risk and require specialised training before they can be undertaken safely.Because mountain sportsmen deliberately go into terrain that is not easily accessible where there are higher risks – dangers such as avalanches, bad weather, mudflows, rockfalls and icefalls - special measures must be taken to mitigate these risks. This is generally known as risk management.Mountain sports include the following:MountaineeringClimbingKlettersteig or via ferrata climbingSki touring, ski mountaineering and its freeridingSnowshoeingHiking, especially HillwalkingMountain biking (partly)TrekkingCanyoningThe usual skiing on pistes is not generally counted as a mountain sport, because the use of prepared slopes and the corresponding legal standards reduce risks to a minimum, so that the skier or snowboarder does not have to take account of any significant risks.".