slovensky
Ivana Sikulova (Filová)
Date of Birth: 2th September 1973 in Banská Bystrica (Slovakia)
Nationality: Slovakian
"A medical paramedic, volunteer and instructor with the Mountain Rescue Services. Possess an university degree in geology. An extreme skier, she was the first woman to ski down the Pallavicini couloir of Glossglockner Mountain. She is an avalanche survivor from 2006, ever since she specializes in avalanche prevention and rescue."
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:
2016: Sicilia - Etna 3000 m. to Linguaglossa
2014: Corse - Pagilia Orba (45-50°), Monte Cinto, south couloir (40-45°)
2010: Kyrgyzstan - Peak Korona 4860 m (40-45°)
2009: Julian Alps (Slovenia) - Mojstrovka - Pripravniška grapa, Frdmane police (40 - 45°)
2008: Chamonix 2008 Mont Blanc area - Aiguille Verte 4211 m, Whymper couloir (50 - 55°)
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)
2014: Satan - couloir Satan to Mlynicka Valley (45-50°)
High Tatras Poland (40-45°)
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°)
