Seize the chance to climb the crests of the Swiss Alps, in Monte Rosa, on this 7-day trip with Jon, an IFMGA certified guide. It is as amazing as it sounds!
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Alps
7 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Fit
Intermediate
The Monte Rosa massif is a snowbound paradise that overlooks both Switzerland and Italy.
Due to the variety of breathtaking landscapes, the activity that has become indisputably the most popular is mountaineering over Monte Rosa many crests.
My proposal for this 7-day tour is to cover all the Monte Rosa craggy peaks on different days. Castor (4226 m), Dufourspitze (4634 m), Lyskamm (4527 m), Punta Gnifetti (4553 m) and Zumsteinspitze (4653 m) are some of the peaks we’ll traverse.
The highlights of our itinerary will be reaching the summit of Breithorn (4165 m) at the beginning of our adventure and staying at the highest mountain hut in Europe, in Punta Gnifetti.
It is required that you have a good fitness level for this trip, due to its intensity.
You’ll find an itinerary for this trip below this description for further details. This is a general proposal. Feel free to suggest any changes to this program!
If you have a courageous nature and a love for the outdoors, join me on this 7-day mountaineering tour in Monte Rosa. Send your request to book the trip.
Or if you prefer to take a look at another program, I recommend you to check on the 7-day Valais ski touring trip to Zermatt.
- Guiding fee
Many mountain huts do not accept a card. Carry cash.
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Keep in mind the expenses of half board accommodation in mountain huts, lifts and taxi for both you and the guide. About € 500.
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The trip has a cost of about € 400 per vehicle (from Pyrenees).
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The expenses do not include: drinks, meals, dinners in the village or attack food.
We will travel to the Alps, to the Saas region.
We will ascend to our first summit, Breithorn (4165 m) and descend again to the Guida Vall d’Ayas mountain hut.
We will continue towards Castor.
We will ascend Lyskamm. Our goal is to reach Punta Gnifetti in order to stay in the highest shelter of Europe.
We will climb Zumsteinpitze and then Dufourspitze.
With a chill vibe after an intense week, we will cross the Grenzgletscher and then we will take the train to Zermatt.
Day 7 will be saved for possible setbacks
More info Required equipment: - Ice ax and crampons - Harness, two safety carabiners and helmet - Backpack (about 40L) - Front and replacement batteries - Thermal underwear - Second layer of coat (fleece or fiber jacket) - A Goretex jacket and a pair of trousers or similar - Cap, sun cap, gloves (two pairs) and glasses, also goggles - Snacks - Sack sheet - Sun cream and lip balm - Personal toilet - Small personal kit - Cash |
UIAGM/IFMGA Mountain Guide from Spain
I’m a mountain guide and alpine ski instructor and trainer.
Since many years ago I enjoy transmitting the enthusiasm that I feel for the mountains, in any of the possible mountain disciplines: alpinism, ski, climbing…
I’ve always had a special interest for sports and teaching sports at all levels, from beginners to complex guiding in all kind of mountain terrain.
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