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2-day ascent to Aneto 3404m, top of the Pyrenees

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2-day ascent to Aneto 3404m, top of the Pyrenees
2-day ascent to Aneto 3404m, top of the Pyrenees
2-day ascent to Aneto 3404m, top of the Pyrenees
2-day ascent to Aneto 3404m, top of the Pyrenees

Spend 2 amazing days climbing Aneto, the highest peak in the Pyrenees, with Roger, a local AEGM-certified mountain guide.

Private

Pyrenees

2 Days

May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep

Fit

Intermediate


Highlights

  • Discover one of the most popular peaks in the Pyrenees.
  • Admire stunning views of the surroundings from Aneto's summit.
  • Take part in a non-technical route with a mountain guide.

Description

Let me be your guide as you climb the highest peak in the Pyrenees. In the heart of the Maladetas National Park rises Aneto, 3404 m high. In France, this mountain is also known as Nethou.

Located in the region of Aragón, it is one of the most famous peaks in the Pyrenees, together with Monte Perdido.

It is a non-technical route with all the ingredients for an unforgettable experience. Once at the top, you'll get to enjoy unforgettable views of the surrounding mountains!

The Pyrenees offer options for climbers of all levels. From the easier ones, including Aneto, to more challenging ones, including Salenques-Tempestades and the Llosás' ridges. Don't hesitate to request more info on these.

Do you find the Aneto ascent interesting? Then please contact me and let's set a date for this fantastic trip!

I also offer other mountain trips in the Pyrenees, including a ski touring option in Val d'Aran. And if you're looking for something different, we can go hiking in Iceland!

Price includes

- Guiding fee

- Accommodation included

- Transport during the trip

- Personal insurance

- Breakfast

- Dinner

- Helmet

- Crampons

- Ice axe


Itinerary

Day 1: To Renclusa hut

  • Meeting at Benasque or Llanos del Hospital summer parking.

  • Transfer by car to Bersuta parking.

  • Hike up to Renclusa hut (2km, + 300m)

  • Dinner and accommodation at Renclusa hut.

Day 2: Summit day

  • Ascent to Aneto summit (3404m)

  • Descent to Bersuta

  • Transfer back to Llanos summer parking

  • 15 km. +1300 -1600

 

Details

Accommodation

In Renclusa hut.

More info

Included in the price : Guiding fee, Gear (crampons, helmet, ice axe and harness), Half Board Accommodation Renclusa Hut, Insurance and the transfer from Llanos del Hospital Car park

Meeting point

Benasque or Llanos del Hospital summer parking

Equipment you will need to bring

Backpack

Watter bottle

Other gear: Mountain boots, waterproof clothes.


About the guide

I love what I do and love to transmit my passion while guiding.

After touring the world fulfilling my dreams, I have put together all the knowledge gained and a strong background as a mountain guide to become one of the most versatile, dedicated and professional guides in the Pyrenees.

My resume has technical training in mountain medicine, snow studies, search and rescue complete training, meteorology and botany.

I spend the winters enjoying the unique snow conditions in the Aran Valley, as a ski touring and freeride Guide, and summers climbing the countless areas of excellent rock, either granite, limestone or conglomerate in the Pyrenees. I also spend a lot of time in Iceland during the summer guiding my friends and clients across these incredible landscapes.

While traveling the world, I make every effort to show the beauty of the landscapes, the quality of the rock and the best snow in the Pyrenees to everyone who wants to check them out.

Please get in touch with me if you want to discover the Pyrenees!

Languages

Italian | English

Certificates

UIAGM | IFMGA


What people are saying about this trip

Paul Woods

4.00

August, 2022

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Ian Bywater

5.00

June, 2019

It's a long slog of a climb, but doable as long as you're reasonably fit (but you don't need to be an Olympic athlete). The views are stunning. The Puente (bridge) de Mahoma is mentally tough with steep drops either side and some uncomfortable climbs. I'd strongly recommend using a local guide as they help you with the planning, kit and techniques, they share knowledge of the surrounding area that you wouldn't get otherwise and they help you over the more challenging stretches

david reitz

5.00

June, 2018

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