Summer · Mountaineering
High-alpine tours lead across glaciers, firn fields and steep terrain to the great summits of the Alps. They require experience, crampons, a rope and good fitness – and reward you with panoramas you will never forget. From Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn to the Bernese 4000ers.
The high-alpine tours on the Gran Paradiso and Mont Blanc are among the great challenges of the Alps. The Gran Paradiso, at 4,061 metres the highest summit entirely in Italy, offers an impressive glacier ascent and breathtaking views.
The Täschhorn traverse is a demanding and remote high-alpine tour in the Valais, leading to the Täschhorn summit (4,491 m) across glaciers and rock routes.
The high-alpine tours on Piz Bernina and Piz Palü are among the most fascinating summit climbs in the Alps. Piz Bernina, at 4,049 metres the highest summit of the Eastern Alps, requires technical skill and experience on glaciers and rock.
It is no coincidence that the Matterhorn is one of the best-known and most demanding mountain tours in the Alps. The 4,478-metre summit requires a lot of technical alpine climbing.
The “Spaghetti Tour” is a demanding high-alpine tour in the Valais linking several summits in the Monte Rosa massif. The name comes from the shape of the route, which winds through the alpine terrain like a strand of spaghetti.
The high-alpine tours in the Bernese Alps offer demanding and scenically impressive summit climbs. The best-known objectives include the Finsteraarhorn and the Mönch–Jungfrau massif.
Nothing suitable?
I'm happy to put together an individual programme for you – on your own or in a small group.
