Day 0
5 PM: Briefing with your IFMGA guide, either in person, via call, or phone—your choice. We want to get to know you to ensure we meet your expectations. We’ll check your gear and plan the next day’s adventure, considering your fitness level, weather conditions, and snow quality.

Day 1
A full day of adventure on skis: free heels and climbing skins. Under the watchful eye of Monte Rosa, the routes will surprise you at every turn, offering options practically at every corner. Your guide’s expertise will ensure you experience the best spots, skillfully balancing your abilities, snow conditions, and weather for a seamless adventure.

– safety kit: avalanche transceiver (ARTVA), shovel, probe
– telescopic ski poles
– climbing skins
– ski touring skis and boots
– ski helmet
– harness (provided by us)
– ski crampons (if required by the guide)
– ice axe (if required by the guide)
– basic first aid kit
– high-protection sunscreen
– ski gloves + lightweight finger gloves
– thermos
– sleeping bag liner
– headlamp with spare batteries/power bank
– sunglasses (protection level 3 or 4) + ski goggles
– 30/35 L backpack
– sun hat + warm hat
– 2 pairs of wool socks
– neck warmer (buff)
– layered ski clothing (breathable base layer, fleece, shell, windproof shell, ski jacket and pants with integrated gaiters)
– energy snacks (dried fruit, chocolate…)

ATTENTION: the sleeping bag liner is mandatory in all mountain huts.
We suggest a lightweight and, above all, reusable sleeping bag liner. Let’s protect the mountains from waste. We use this one.

Mountaineering, ski touring, off-piste skiing and trekking take place in a natural, uncontrolled environment.
Weather conditions, snow, ice, terrain, visibility, altitude and physical fatigue can change rapidly and directly affect the course of the activity. For this reason, there is always an inherent level of objective risk, which cannot be eliminated but only managed.

All our activities are led by IFMGA Mountain Guides and Certified Hiking Guides (AMM).
The guide continuously assesses environmental conditions and the physical and mental state of participants, sets an appropriate pace, manages progression and ensures the correct use of equipment. If conditions require it, the guide may modify the itinerary or interrupt the activity, always in the interest of individual and group safety.

Participants are required to be in good physical and mental condition, adequately prepared for the level of the activity, and to follow the guide’s instructions at all times.

Group activities

During group outings, the pace is set according to the slowest participant. In case of fatigue or discomfort, the guide may decide to adjust the programme or return early. In the mountains, the group ascends and returns together.

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