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Full immersion 4000 – 6 4000s in 3 days, an high mountain adventure

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Level: Advanced
Start date: 20 June
End date: 7 September
Participants: Max 4

My goal

Let yourself be enchanted by the 4000-meter peaks high mountain adventure of Monte Rosa

Break free from the daily routine and treat yourself to an engaging adventure on the majestic Monte Rosa massif. We offer you the chance to reach the summits of six peaks that exceed the formidable altitude of 4000 meters—all within three exciting days. The peaks awaiting you are Pyramide Vincent (4215 m), Corno Nero (4321 m), Ludwigshöhe (4342 m), Punta Parrot (4435 m), Punta Zumstein (4563 m), and the iconic Punta Gnifetti, where the Capanna Margherita (4554 m) stands—the highest hut in Europe.

We promise breathtaking views and the thrill of altitude. Are you ready for this challenge that will gift you memories to last a lifetime? The mountains are calling, and adventure awaits: will you answer?

The 6 4000s an high mountain adventure in pills:

Difficulty: from F to PD – glacier hikes and ridge crossings.
Elevation gain: 1100 m on the first day, 650 m on the second.
A good level of fitness is required.

 

 

1 alpinist € 1800,00
2 alpinists € 1150,00 / person
3 alpinists € 870,00 / person
4 alpinists € 750,00 / person

Solo but want to join this trip? Click here

The price includes: IFMGA guide for the 3-day tour, skipass, half board in Mantova e Margherita huts, half board of the guide, technical equipment (harness, crampons).
Not included in the price: accident insurance (recommended), meals not specified for yourself and the guide, everything not listed under “the price includes”.

Day 1

Ascent on your own using the lifts in Gressoney or Alagna to Passo dei Salati. Meet your guide at Passo dei Salati at 2:30 PM. Equipment check and distribution of technical gear. We will reach Punta Indren using the Monterosa Ski lifts and continue to Rifugio Città di Mantova (3498 m), which we will reach after about an hour of trekking. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2

We will set off early in the morning to conquer Punta Zumstein (4563 m), which we will reach in about 5 hours. After a short break for mandatory photos, we will reach Capanna Margherita (4554 m), where we will enjoy a well-deserved rest while waiting for the breathtaking spectacle of the sunset over the surrounding peaks. Dinner and overnight stay at the hut.

Day 3

With the first light of dawn, we will begin our descent, first reaching Punta Parrot (4435 m), then Ludwigshöhe (4342 m), Corno Nero (4321 m), and Pyramide Vincent (4215 m). We will return to Punta Indren via Rifugio Mantova to take the lifts back to Gressoney. The return is scheduled for around 4:30 PM.

Upper Body:

  • Technical shirt (also short-sleeved)
  • Long-sleeved thermal shirt
  • Fleece
  • Down jacket
  • Waterproof/windproof shell jacket

Lower Body:

  • 2 pairs of thermal or ski socks
  • Thermal leggings
  • Windproof mountaineering pants

Gloves and Head Accessories:

  • Warm gloves
  • Spare lightweight gloves
  • Warm hat (covers the ears)
  • Neck buff

Eye Protection:

  • Sunglasses with category 3 or 4 protection
  • Ski goggles for low-visibility conditions

Technical Gear:

  • 30/35-liter backpack
  • 10 or 12-point crampons
  • Ice axe with steel blade
  • Helmet
  • Lightweight, adjustable harness
  • Telescopic poles

Essential Accessories:

  • Sleeping bag liner
  • Headlamp and power bank
  • 1-liter stainless steel thermos
  • SPF 50+ sunscreen
  • Hydrating lip balm
  • Energy snacks and basic medication

Essential Personal Hygiene:

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Small comb
  • Lightweight, compact towel

 

If you have any doubts about the necessary equipment, click here! You’ll find a detailed guide and links to products recommended by the Monte Rosa Guides.

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.

 

The Monte Rosa guides take a maximum of 4 climbers per guide on this experience.

  • The Monte Rosa guides may modify the routes and activity schedules based on weather conditions, accessibility of the huts, and the physical preparedness of the participants.
  • The periods planned for activities may vary due to weather conditions and the physical state of the locations (snow cover, ground conditions, etc.).

FAQ #1 – Will I suffer from altitude sickness?
High altitude can cause altitude sickness, with symptoms such as headaches, nausea, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating. Gradual acclimatization helps reduce the risk and intensity of symptoms. Being in good physical shape and well-trained makes the experience less exhausting.
FAQ #2 – Are there any medications that can help with altitude sickness?
Altitude sickness is highly subjective, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. It is advisable to bring only the headache and nausea medications that you are already familiar with and have used before. Nevertheless, we recommend consulting your primary healthcare provider for personalized advice
FAQ #3 – What happens if I feel unwell during the ascent?
If you feel unwell in the hut, we will organize an early descent. In the case of severe discomfort during the hike, we will turn back. In the event of severe illness, the guide will alert the rescue services, and you will be taken to the hospital by helicopter.
FAQ #4 – Can I join a group if I’m alone?
Certainly! Choose your experience from the group hikes page by clicking here
FAQ #5 – Do I need a sleeping bag?
No, Monterosa’s refuges provide pillows, duvets, or blankets! However, the use of a sleeping bag liner is mandatory, and you can purchase it for a minimal cost at specialized stores. Click here for more information (affiliate link)
FAQ #6 – Can I rent high mountain clothing and equipment?
You can rent equipment (boots, poles, ice axe) in Alagna, Gressoney and Champoluc. However, it will not be possible to rent clothing.
FAQ #7 – If I do not reach the summit, will I be refunded?
No, no refund is provided.
FAQ #8 – What is the required fitness level for the excursion?
To successfully complete this experience, you need good physical endurance and training that allows you to sustain at least 5-6 hours of uphill walking plus the same amount in descent. Preparing with specific training will help you tackle the challenges of the route and fully enjoy the adventure.

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Full immersion 4000 – 6 4000s in 3 days, an high mountain adventure

€1,800.00

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INSURANCE

Our packages do not include insurance. Since many of you are members of mountain clubs, which offer excellent coverage for their members, or already have personal insurance, we aim to avoid redundancy.

However, if you are not yet insured (and we highly recommend you consider it) and would like coverage for:

  • Medical assistance and expenses in case of injury, 24/7 assistance and reimbursement of medical expenses, Search and rescue costs, Emergency support, Reimbursement for unused lessons, equipment, accommodations, and passes, Civil liability for damages to third parties during outdoor activities

you can explore the available options on Europ Assistance or on L’Arca Assicurazioni.

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