Join Stefan, a certified mountain guide on this 2-day mountaineering trip in Austria! On one of the most classic mountaineering routes in the Alps, you will climb to Austria's highest peak, Grossglockner.
Private
Alps
2 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Fit
Intermediate
Calling all climbers to the Austrian Alps! On this 2-day climbing adventure on the Grossglockner mountain, you will experience the sheer excitement that the Alps have to offer.
The Grossglockner mountain is located in the southwest of Austria and it’s the highest peak in the country. This mountaineering excursion is one of the classic mountaineering challenges in the Alps, much like venturing to the Matterhorn or Mont Blanc.
We will begin this trip with at 1,918 meters above sea level and climb about 800 meters on our first day to the Stüdl mountain hut (2802 meters). This should take approximately 2.5 hours. The following morning we will rise early and enjoy a hearty breakfast in order to be physically strong enough to climb the 1,000 meters to the summit (3798 meters) via the Stüdl Ridge. After taking in the sweeping views, we will then descend via Erzherzog-Johann-Hütte (3451 m), climbing down 1,800 meters.
This is a private trip of moderate difficulty, so please keep this in mind when signing up! With a 4:1 guide ratio, this is a great trip to do solo or with loved ones.
Request to book this trip if you have always wanted to climb the Grossglockner mountain!
- Guiding fee
We will climb from the Ködnitztal to the Stüdl hut (2802 meters). It will take approximately 2.5 hours (800 meters ascent).
We will enjoy a hearty breakfast and then start the climb over the Teischnitzkees to the entrance of the Stüdl ridge (approx. 1.5 hours). This will then take us directly to the Grossglockner summit (3798 m).
Afterwards we will descend via the normal path to the Erzherzog-Johann-Hütte (3451 m), where we will continue the descent.
My passion for the mountains starts early in my life. At age 10 I summited Dachstein, the highest mountain in northern Austria the first time. But it took 6 more years to get me into climbing at age 16. Since then I haven't stopped climbing.
Since 2012 I have been self-employed as a climbing Guide. I became a fully-certified mountain guide in 2016.
I love how my guiding work has taken me to special places like Patagonia, Lyngen and Lofoten but also very much enjoy working in the Alps and climbing well-known peaks such as Dachstein, Großglockner, and Mount Blanc.
I will be happy to guide you on your next mountain holiday. I'll try to make it a satisfying and safe journey to the summit and back to the valley!
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