Join certified guide Renzo for a thrilling 2-day guided climb of Gran Paradiso, the highest peak in the Gran Paradiso National Park. This is an ideal mountain for beginners, with well-marked trails and no technical climbing required.
Private
2 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Fit
Beginner
* Ejoy a beginner-friendly mountain expedition
* Conquer the highest peak in the Gran Paradiso National Park
* Stay at a cozy, friendly refuge
Gran Paradiso is the only 4,000-meter mountain entirely in Italian territory, located within Gran Paradiso National Park. It is an ideal mountain for beginners, with its beautiful rocky peak and pristine, towering glaciers.
On Day 1, we will meet at the parking lot in Val Savaranche and trek to the refuge in 3/4 hours. The next morning, we will climb Gran Paradiso from the Chabod hut, a welcoming place to stay before our thrilling climb with comfortable accommodations, meals, and a friendly atmosphere.
After a pleasant evening at the refuge, we will set out for the summit the next morning. The climb to Gran Paradiso will begin with atrek through the forest. As we ascend, the trees begin to thin out, and you emerge into a vast meadow as we start to see the glaciers that lead to the summit.
The final section of the climb is a steep rocky slope. As we carefully make our way up the slope, the summit will draw closer and closer. Finally, when we reach the summit of Gran Paradiso, we'll feel like we're standing on top of the world, with breathtaking views in all directions.
On the descent, we will take a different route to the Vittorio Emanuele refuge, where we will spend the night. After dinner, we will reflect on our climb and share stories with our fellow climbers.
Gran Paradiso is a relatively easy mountain to climb, but it is still important to be prepared. With my extensive mountaineering experience, I will be with you every step of the way to ensure your safety and help you make the most of your experience.
Book your spot now by contacting me, this is sure to be a climbing experience you won't forget!
- Guiding fee
- Rope
- Harness
- Helmet
- Crampons
- Ice axe
- Avalanche equipment
r c insurance
On the first day we will meet at the parking lot in Val Savaranches and after having checked the backpacks we will reach the refuge after 3/4 hours of walking.
The following morning climbing Gran Paradiso, commencing from the Chabod hut and descending to the Vittorio Emanuele refuge, creating a satisfying circular route. If the Chabod refuge is fully booked, we will ascend the mountain from the Vittorio Emanuele hut.
Other gear: For this trip you'll need: * Helmet * Goggles * Sunglasses * Crampons * Ice Axe * Harness * Backpack * Water bottle
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Mountain Guide
I am Guide for over 20 years. I was born and raised in the mountains. I love all the activities from freeride skiing to ski mountaineering, climbing on ice and rock, mountains are a place that continue to give me great emotions that I like to share with the people I accompany. I love contact with nature
Languages
Italian | French | English
Motohashi
4.00
Guide is very safety kind. but we very tired so can't Refugio. very enjoyed Piz Bernina vadnet Pers Thank you nice guiding !
Thomas
5.00
Great guide with great knowledge of the area. Freeride in Passo Tonale is not really good for snowboarders as the "way out" fro many runs are long and flat
Robert
5.00
Our guide Renzo went above and beyond! He adapted perfectly to our level of experince and fitness, took us on an amazing scramble around thr mountains, and even took lots of photos and made coffee for us!
Patrick
5.00
We booked the "Freeride skiing day trips in Passo Tonale, Adamello Range" through Explore-Share.com The booking procedure was very easy and our mountain guide Renzo took us on 2 perfect freeriding days, finding untouched powder even after 1 week of last snowfall. If we go back to Passo Tonale for freeride skiing we would definetly go with Renzo again.
Richard
5.00
A very interesting tour of Piz Bernina with a mixture of snow/glacier and rock climbing. Definitely not easy though and requires a good head for heights. Renzo is a very good guide and has an excellent knowledge of the area and the climbing sections. As a result, we were able to quickly climb the final section from the hut and had the summit all to ourselves.
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