Even though the Dolomites offer only a few classic high alpine climbs, alpinism is an essential part of our guiding. Many of our mountain guides are passionate aboutglaciers and high peaks, regularly leading tours across the entire Alpine arc. A particular highlight of our region is the Ortles, with its two impressive routes, the Hintergrat and the Normal Route, leading to South Tyrol's highest summit.
Beyond that, we accompany you on the big tours in the Western and Eastern Alps, such as the Matterhorn, the Grossglockner or Mont Blanc. Equipped with crampons and ice axes, we traverse firn, ice, and rock toward breathtaking sunrises and unforgettable summit experiences. The best time for high-altitude tours is from June to early August: long days, crisp air, and pure mountain passion.
Via the normal route or the west ridge, you reach the highest peak in the Dolomites. With its snowfields and glaciers, the Marmolada is considered the last true glacier tour of the Dolomites.
South Tyrol's highest mountain impresses with two magnificent ascents: the normal route and the Hintergrat ridge. Both routes lead through high-alpine landscapes and offer an unforgettable experience including an overnight stay in a mountain hut.
Across the entire alpine region, numerous high-altitude mountaineering tours of all difficulty levels await you. Our mountain guides will accompany you to the great peaks and four-thousand-meter summits of the Alps – true dream tours for experienced alpinists.
