Come and spend 7 days on a fantastic splitboarding tour through the beautiful Silvretta Alps of Austria with Jon, an IFMGA certified guide.
Not specified
Alps
7 Days
Mar, Apr, May, Jun
Fit
Intermediate
This 7 day trip will both literally and figuratively take you up near the clouds and not let you down until the final day. And that is because during the days you will be up in the peaks of the Silvretta Alps, climbing and descending, and at night, you will be staying in a different mountain hut on those very same peaks.
The mountain huts along the route we will be taking are incredibly popular. And that’s because they are not only comfortable, offering a great respite from a full day of splitboarding, but the unique views each one offers can’t be beat.
When it comes to the peaks you will be climbing and descending, they include the following:
Mount Brete Krone (3,079m)
Piz de Val Gronda (2,812m)
Piz Buin (3,312m)
Silvrettahorn (3,244m)
Dreilanderspitze (3,197m)
The ascents during this trip aren’t too difficult or technical, so you don’t have to be a mountaineering expert to enjoy them, but some experience is a plus. And because we will be splitboarding for approximately 4-5 hours a day, you should be physically fit as well.
The Silvretta Alps are a great place for any splitboarder to explore. And for 7 days, I know you will have a great time. So send me a request, come to Ischgl, and let the adventure begin!
Would you like to splitboard through the eastern Alps of Switzerland? If so, then come and join me on this week long adventure that involves ascending and descending the gorgeous Piz Bernina.
- Guiding fee
Along with the guiding fee, the price also includes group equipment, including transceiver, probe and shovel, ice axe and crampons, harness, 2 safety carabiners and 2 meter tape. However, the price does not include accommodation costs, meal costs, lift costs and transportation costs.
Accommodation The Saarbrücker mountain hut, the Silvretta guest house, the Wiesbadener mountain hut, the Jamtal mountain hut, the Heidelberg mountain hut, and a hotel in Ischgl. |
More info Participants should bring the following items with them: complete ski equipment, 40L backpack, thermal underwear, warm jacket, Goretex jacket and pants, hood, gloves and goggles, snacks, sunscreen and lip balm, basic toilet kit, personal first aid kit, thermos, and cash as many mountain huts don't accept credit cards. |
Meeting point Ischgl |
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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