Our take on mountain philosophy
Dizzying walls, sharp ridges, and peaks over 4000 meters offer endless views and challenging slopes. On the 4000s of Monte Rosa, solitude, silence, training, and curiosity intertwine in a symphony of emotions. Joy and defeat alternate.
At an altitude of 4633 meters, with 21 peaks over 4000 meters, and a refuge at 4554 meters: the Capanna Regina Margherita. We love climbing
In line with the growing awareness of environmental conservation, mountaineering has become increasingly popular every day.
“Looking at the lines of a mountain sets the stage for dreams, where each peak becomes a promise. In the mountains, with friends, you breathe
When mountaineering, every ascent is an experience to be approached with respect and awareness. Whether the route chosen is considered easy or extremely challenging, it’s essential to maintain the right perspective.
Mountaineering is wonderful, it surely is. Like all useless things. No one forces you to do it, but you go, and what you find at the summit is real emotion.”
Ioris Turini Mountain Guide
If ski mountaineering and freeriding are your passions, if you find yourself falling asleep while searching for ski touring tips on your phone, and if you start your day by calculating the vertical drop between the summit and the valley, then Monte Rosa is the destination for you!
In the era of post-COVID, there’s been a surge in the desire for connection with nature, slower-paced living, introspection, and a green lifestyle. Mountaineering has emerged as a popular pursuit, often showcased on social media.
But is it something everyone can do?
Between Myth and Reality: My Adventure at the Quintino Sella Refuge and the Ascent to Castore
Castore is a 4000 accessible to many but not for the inexperienced. To conquer its peak, I decided to book a Monte Rosa guide to gain my goal and of being able to look at it from a different perspective
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