1 alpinist: €1100.00

The price includes: IFMGA -certified Monte Rosa mountain guide for two days of the ascent, technical equipment, overnight stay at the Mamo bivouac, ski pass

Not included in the price: accident insurance (recommended), meals not specified for both the client and the guide, anything not mentioned under “the price includes.”

Day 1
Meet the guide at Saffal (Gressoney) and ascend to the Mamo Comotti Bivouac.

Day 2
Depart at dawn for the epic ascent to the Lyskamm Nose, 4272 m. The route will take approximately 4-5 hours.

– 5 layers of clothing for the upper body (thermal shirt, light fleece, heavy fleece, down jacket, anorak.)
– two set of gloves (soft and ski ones)
– heavy trousers (windproof)
– underpants
– gaiters
– rigid, ankle height, waterproof boots
– two pair of ski socks
– hat that covers your ears
– sunglasses (with 3 or 4 protection)
– sun screen & lip balm
– ice axe (if are used to it)
– harness & crampons
– headlamp
– sleeping bag liner
– 1lt water bottle/thermos
– poles
– helmet (recommended but not compulsory)

ATTENTION: The sleeping bag liner is mandatory in all shelters. We recommend a lightweight but, above all, reusable sleeping bag liner. Let’s protect the mountains from waste. We use this one.

Monte Rosa guides ascend the Nose Ridge with one climber per guide.

Given the difficulty, we will ask for a brief phone or video call meeting.

• Monte Rosa guides may modify itineraries and activity programs based on weather conditions, hut accessibility, and participants’ physical preparedness.
• The planned activity periods may vary due to weather conditions and the physical state of the terrain (snow coverage, ground conditions, etc.).

Mountaineering carries inherent risks, including serious injury or death. All Monte Rosa guides are IFMGA certified and are committed to minimizing these risks. However, it is important to understand that the risk cannot be completely eliminated, and this is something you acknowledge when signing a booking contract with us.

The guides will assist you in achieving your objectives and ensuring an enjoyable experience. Trusting their judgment and accepting their decisions is crucial. Being well-prepared and physically fit is essential to ensuring safety during ascents.

If the guide deems you unready for the booked ascent, they will suggest an appropriate alternative. In the event of unforeseen bad weather that makes the ascent dangerous, the guide will propose an agreed alternative climb.