Monte Rosa is a true labyrinth of valleys, glaciers, mountain passes, through which one can climb several Four-Thousanders. Come and dream in one of the most awesome corners of the Alps.
- The second Alpine Four-Thausander (4500mt.)
- A three-day tour above 4000mt
- 3 days – Two nights in a mountain hut
| Included | - Alpine Guide service |
|---|---|
| Not included | - Skipass, Cable Car and other unforeseen expenses |
| Duration | 3 Days |
| Bring along | - Complete ski mountaineering equipment (skis & poles, ski boots, skins) - Ski crampons - Helmet |
| Participants | 2 people minimum |
| Languages | English, Italian |
| Requirements | Intermediate training: 1300mt elevation gain At least one prior high mountain ski experience (or advanced ski mountaineering course) |
| Important information | In the event of adverse weather conditions or excessive group disparity, the Alpine guides reserve the right to vary the itinerary or to postpone the appointment to ensure the safety of the participants and the success of the excursions. In case of cancellation of the activity, the Alpine Guides Dolomiti Avventura will given you a voucher equal to the amount you paid, valid for one year, to be used for another ours activity. |
Venue
Parcheggio Zuffo, Trento, TN, Italia
Offered by
Dolomiti Avventura
Further information
Monte Rosa Ski Tour
Nobody can tell when exactly ski mountaineering was born. But, ski mountaineering in the Monte Rosa area is a long standing historical tradition. The ski pioneers Wilhelm Paulcke (German) and Robert Helbing (Swiss) skied on the Swiss-Italian border of the Monte Rosa in 1898. In 1903, the Alpine Guide Marcel Kurz was already organizing “ski-raids”. Today, several mountain huts are available for overnight staying. The massif is a true labyrinth of valleys, glaciers, mountain passes, through which one can climb several Four-Thousanders.
Day ONE • 07:00 Meeting point and departure for Valle d’Aosta. • 12:00 Arrival at Gressoney; • 13:00 Cable car to Punta Indren (3275mt) and ski mountaineering ascent (2:00 hours) to Rifugio Città di Mantova (3498mt) or Rifugio Capanna Gnifetti (3647mt) • Afternoon: equipment check and roping up setting.
Day TWO – Punta Gnifetti 4554mt • Early breakfast and ascent through Col du Lys to Punta Gnifetti, Capanna Regina Margherita. This is the highest European mountain hut, and it also function as headquarter for high altitudes scientific research. • Descent to Rifugio Città di Mantova or rifugio Capanna Gnifetti.
Day THREE – Piramide Vincent 4125mt – Balmenhorn 4167mt • To be agreed with the customers, depending on individual condition and snow-weather condition: possibility to ascend one or more of the nearby Four-Thousanders (Piramide Vincent, Balmenhorn – “Cristo delle Vette”, Lyskamm “nose” etc.). • Super ski descent to Gressoney.
Equipment (compulsory): • Self rescue kit: shovel – probe – avalanche beacon (ARTVA) – available for rent) • Ski crampons, 1 screw carabiner, 1 climbing sling Equipment supplied or rental items All equipment items are for individual use. If you don’t own one or more of the compulsory items (see the above list) please contact the Guides’ office upon reservation. The self rescue kit is available for rent.
Overnight stay: Rifugio Città di Mantova or Rifugio Capanna Gnifetti, 2 nights. Sleeping bag liner compulsory Transfer Private cars
Responsibilities: Alpine Guides are to be held responsible exclusively during customers’ outdoor mountaineering and ski mountaineering activities. Car transfers and any extra-mountaineering or –ski mountaineering activity are not included. The Guides are not responsible for personal initiatives taken by customers in contrast to the instructor directions. For customers’ safety, in case of risky weather condition, the itinerary can be varied to the Alpine Guide discretion.
Further info: Had you any doubt about the above description and information, please contact our Guides prior to departure. This will allow us to take better care of your personal needs and requests.
