The Pollux, rising to 4092 meters, is a peak of the Pennine Alps located between the Aosta Valley in Italy and the Valais in Switzerland. It is part of the Monte Rosa massif, and its twin peak is Castor. The ascent of Pollux is not too technical compared with other 4000ers in the region. Of course you need some experience, but it is a doable challenge for less than expert mountaineers. A 2-day ascent will involve spending the night at one of the classic huts. Alternatively, you can go for the 1-day ascent using the lift of the Klein Matterhorn. This ascent can be only one of the many adventures on a longer mountaineering trip! Explore-Share only promotes mountain trips led by certified guides.
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Thomas
5.00
Proactivity, reactivity, efficiency and great customer services! A great experience
Thomas
5.00
Proactivity, reactivity, efficiency and great customer services! A great experience
5.00
Climbing in the Mont Blanc area with Elis, first time climbing, had an amazing time, with a good learning curve through the peaks, very professional help from Elis, would highly recommend.
Amaury
5.00
During the summer 2016, Andrea guided us on Punta Castore in the Monte Rosa range from where we could enjoy breathtaking views on Mont Blanc, Matterhorn and Gran Paradiso. This adventure allowed us to discover the beautiful region of the Aosta Valley but also to share an amazing human adventure with a mountain guide who very well transmit his passion, the typical local kindness and the mountain values. We already booked Andrea for some future adventures !
5.00
Alberto is the best guide I ever had (and I did mountaineering with quite a few, to say the least). With him, I feel confident to go to the best place I can reach, do more than I thought I would be able to do, always with security.
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