Join me on a guided alpine climbing tour in the Val Gardena valley and the Dolomites, South Tyrol – northern Italy.
Guided alpine climbing tours in the Dolomites have been a tradition since the beginning of tourism. Initially, wealthy travellers and adventurers hired local shepherds and poachers to climb unconquered peaks in the Dolomites Mountain region. That is why many mountain peaks in this area are named by their first climbers.
Over time, the role as a mountain guide became more and more professional. Hand in hand with the evolution of climbing equipment, notorious ascent routes from former times are today considered as „the Classic Routes of the Dolomites“. Nowadays, there are countless alpine climbing tours of varying difficulty and length to experience some of this alpine history.
As you will seconding the climb, now as then, you can safely enjoy your ascent.
Therefore, embark on an unforgettable alpine climbing journey with me in the Rosengarten, Sella and Val Gardena regions:
Choose your prefered climbing area in the Dolomites and personalize your climbing adventure further by discussing specific routes with me, ensuring a tailor-made and memorable experience in these breathtaking alpine landscapes. Any missing climbing equipment can be provided.
Please get in touch with me for further information and prices.
Remember, a holiday in the Dolomiotes UNESCO World Heritage without an alpine climbing day is like a delicious pastry without whipped cream …
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