World News Mountaineer falls 300 metres to his death in Germany Blog

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A 43-year-old man died in a 300-meter fall from Germany's highest mountain.

According to police, the man was climbing the Zugspitze in southern Germany via the Höllental with another mountaineer on Friday when he slipped and fell.

The man reportedly died instantly.

According to investigators, the accident was not caused by another person.

Due to adverse weather conditions, the body could not be recovered until Saturday morning.

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