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为什么「鳌太」穿越禁不住?
3 6 Ke· 2026-01-07 15:09
编辑|秦珍子 来源|冰点周刊(ID:bingdianweekly) 封面来源|视觉中国 人性里有一种颇反常识的特征——易被危险吸引,秦岭"鳌太线"的穿越者就是如此。 在中国户外运动兴起的30余年里,不断有"驴友"挑战"鳌太线",生死故事时常见诸报端。最近一次大的 动静是,今年2月,18岁的小伙子孙亮孤身穿越,失联10日后被救回,他是幸运的。 据中青报·中青网记者不完全统计,21世纪以来,这条线路上至少有60人失踪、死亡,为遇难者立的纪 念碑或墓碑有5座。一位户外运动爱好者说:穿越过去是"大神",穿不过去是"鬼魂"。 据陕西省宝鸡市太白县应急部门消息,刚刚过去的元旦假期,5名登山者避开管护站,违规穿越鳌山, 其中2人已确认死亡。另外3人中,1人自行下山,1人获救,还有1人坠崖。目前有关部门仍在全力组织 救援。25年来,已有超过60人在"鳌太线"上死亡,危险与禁令却拦不住想挑战这条秦岭双峰连接线的登 山爱好者。管理部门围追堵截,违法穿越者千方百计……拉锯战在继续,生死故事也从未终止。 这是一篇写于2025年夏天的报道,6月,最高人民检察院发布一批生态环境和资源保护公益诉讼典型案 例,其中包括一起整治非法组织穿越秦 ...
为什么「鳌太」穿越禁不住?
36氪· 2026-01-07 13:55
以下文章来源于冰点周刊 ,作者中国青年报 冰点周刊 . 中国青年报旗下的深度报道品牌。我们相信,新闻不止一天的生命力。 据陕西省宝鸡市太白县应急部门消息,刚刚过去的元旦假期,5名登山者避开管护站,违规穿越鳌山,其中2人已确认死亡。另外3人中,1人自行下山,1人获救,还 有1人坠崖。目前有关部门仍在全力组织救援。25年来,已有超过60人在"鳌太线"上死亡,危险与禁令却拦不住想挑战这条秦岭双峰连接线的登山爱好者。管理部门 围追堵截,违法穿越者千方百计……拉锯战在继续,生死故事也从未终止。 这是一篇写于2025年夏天的报道,6月,最高人民检察院发布一批生态环境和资源保护公益诉讼典型案例,其中包括一起整治非法组织穿越秦岭"鳌太线"的案件。也 是在这个夏天,一群"驴友"在社交媒体发布结伴穿越"鳌太线"的最新行动。"鳌太"穿越,为何屡禁不止? 文 | 李强 编辑 | 秦珍子 来源| 冰点周刊(ID:bingdianweekly) 封面来源 | 视觉中国 人性里有一种颇反常识的特征——易被危险吸引,秦岭"鳌太线"的穿越者就是如此。 在中国户外运 动兴起的30余年里,不断有"驴友"挑战"鳌太线",生死故事时常见诸报端。最近一 ...
5人非法穿越陕西“小鳌太线”4人失联!最新进展:已找到1人,其余3人仍在搜救中
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-05 17:41
近日,"5人元旦穿越小鳌太线,4人失联"引发广泛关注。据当地救援队和驴友透露,目前失联的4人中 已找到1人,其余3人仍在搜救中。 1月5日,一位当地驴友透露,4日早上又有一名驴友成功下山。截至目前,仍有三人处于失联状态。目 前,救援队正在持续进行搜救。 当地驴友透露有1人在1月4日下山。 记者联系到陕西省公安厅森林公安局第二分局,工作人员确认搜救工作正在进行当中。太白县相关政府 部门表示,正在搜救,具体情况仍需等待官方通报。 据了解,"鳌太线"位于陕西太白山国家级自然保护区的核心区。《中华人民共和国自然保护区条例》明 确规定,自然保护区核心区禁止任何单位和个人进入。 此次事件中的"小鳌太线"是著名的"鳌太线"的一部分,该线路因其海拔高、地形复杂、气候恶劣,被称 为国内死亡率最高的户外线路之一。 五人徒步进入"小鳌太线",目前仍有三人失联。 据网友发帖,1月1日晚上10时左右,5名驴友进入"小鳌太线"区域,其中1人因身体不适于1月3日凌晨独 自下山。其余4人全部失联,手机无信号,无法定位具体位置。 山"微信公众号 从2012年至2017年夏季,不足五年,已累计失踪、死亡驴友多达46人。另有不完全统计称,仅鳌山— ...
“鳌太穿越”拉锯战
Zhong Guo Qing Nian Bao· 2025-07-15 23:11
Core Points - The article discusses the dangers and challenges associated with the "Ao-Tai Line" in the Qinling Mountains, highlighting the ongoing conflict between outdoor enthusiasts and regulatory authorities [2][29] - Despite a ban on illegal crossings established in 2018, the number of adventurers attempting to traverse the line continues to rise, indicating a persistent allure despite the risks involved [16][29] - The article emphasizes the ecological impact of these activities, noting significant damage to the environment and the presence of litter left by hikers [31][32] Group 1: Dangers and Incidents - Since the 21st century, at least 60 individuals have gone missing or died while attempting to cross the "Ao-Tai Line," with five memorials erected for the deceased [2][16] - The "Ao-Tai Line" is known for its challenging terrain, requiring hikers to carry heavy loads and navigate through remote areas without cell service or supplies [4][19] - The article mentions that even experienced hikers have faced life-threatening situations on the "Ao-Tai Line," with many incidents attributed to sudden weather changes and hypothermia [20][22] Group 2: Regulatory Measures - The Taibai Mountain National Nature Reserve Management Bureau has implemented a ban on unauthorized crossings to protect both the hikers and the local ecosystem [6][16] - Since the ban, over 3,100 individuals have been recorded attempting to cross the line, although the overall trend shows a decrease in numbers from 2018 to 2022 [16][29] - The management bureau has issued fines totaling 204,600 yuan for violations of the crossing ban, with 105 individuals penalized since its implementation [6][16] Group 3: Ecological Concerns - The article highlights the ecological degradation caused by repeated crossings, including a decline in high-altitude vegetation and the disruption of wildlife habitats [31][32] - Littering has become a significant issue, with reports of abandoned items such as gas canisters and plastic waste left by hikers [32] - The management bureau has undertaken efforts to clean up the area, but the ongoing illegal crossings continue to pose a threat to the environment [31][32] Group 4: Cultural and Social Aspects - The "Ao-Tai Line" has gained a reputation as a rite of passage for outdoor enthusiasts, with many viewing the challenge as a test of endurance and skill [29][30] - Local residents, such as those running guesthouses, have seen a decline in business due to the ban, yet the allure of the "Ao-Tai Line" remains strong among adventurers [7][29] - The article notes that the history of the "Ao-Tai Line" dates back to the early days of outdoor sports in China, with its popularity surging in recent years [10][11]