Mountain experiences
in summer
When the snow melts and the days grow warmer and longer, summer opens the door to rocks, ridges, and high peaks. Whether it’s alpine climbing, your first steps in the climbing garden, exposed via ferratas, or demanding high-altitude tours, I guide you safely through alpine terrain with calmness, patience, and enthusiasm. This is how experiences that will stay with you forever are created.
Cima Grande | III+ IV
2,999 m
Technique:
Fitness:
Elevation gain:
650
Participants:
1-2
The Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks of Lavaredo) are arguably the most famous symbol of the Dolomites: triking, majestic, and a long-standing dream for mountaineers. Anyone venturing here experiences the Dolomites in their purest form: impressive rock faces, exposed passages, and breathtaking views of the Cadini, the Marmarole, the Tofane, the Braies Dolomites, and all the way to the main Alpine ridge.
As the highest of the three peaks, the route on Cima Grande leads from easy climbing terrain to engaging crux sections up to grade IV. The ascent is not just an alpine objective, but an experience with legendary status. A must for anyone who truly loves the Dolomites.
Requirements:
No fear of heights, sure-footedness
Price:
upon request
Sassolungo – Pichlkante | IV
3,181 m
Technique:
Fitness:
Elevation gain:
1300
Participants:
1
A true landmark of Val Gardena and one of the great classic routes of the Dolomites. The climb follows the impressive north face of the Sassolungo, offering long, varied climbing at grades III–IV with a distinctly alpine character. The route begins with a swift ascent on magnificent Dolomite rock up to the Pichlwarte viewpoint.
From here, the true character of the climb unfolds: classic Dolomite climbing along cracks, chimneys, and corners, becoming steadily steeper and more impressive. Those who reach the summit often find themselves alone in the afternoon sun, rewarded with a panorama that more than makes up for the long day.
Requirements:
Climbing experience, mountaineering experience
Price:
upon request
Sas Ciampac – Adang Ciampac | v
2,671 m
Technique:
Fitness:
Elevation gain:
600
Participants:
1-2
A true gem in Val Gardena: the Adang route offers long, consistently beautiful climbing in the IV–V grade range, with a pleasant approach across gentle alpine meadows. The line is logical, varied, and never monotonous—pitch by pitch, the enjoyment of the rock steadily builds.
As the route gains height, the rock quality continues to improve, revealing its truly exceptional character in the final pitches. Throughout the climb, you’re accompanied by a breathtaking panorama of the Sella Group, the Puez Group, and the Val Gardena and Val Badia valleys.
Requirements:
No fear of heights, sure-footedness, climbing experience
Price:
upon request
Sas de Stria – South Edge | IV
2,474 m
Technique:
Fitness:
Elevation gain:
200
Participants:
1-2
The Sass de Stria lies between Lagazuoi and Col di Lana and is steeped in myths, legends, and visible traces of the First World War. The south ridge is an ideal route for enjoyable alpine climbing: the sunny approach from Falzarego Pass leads directly to the start, from where the route ascends on solid, well-structured rock.
Gullies, corners, and short chimneys alternate throughout the climb, offering classic alpine variety that delights without becoming overly technical. At the summit, a breathtaking panorama opens up, revealing new and inspiring climbing objectives.
Requirements:
No fear of heights, sure-footedness, climbing experience
Price:
upon request
Included services
Organization & Guiding
Rental equipment available on request
Provision of souvenir photos
Course offerings
Would you like to deepen your knowledge in order to experience mountain tours safely and independently? From introductory climbing courses in climbing parks to alpine climbing and high-altitude mountaineering courses, theory and practice go hand in hand and are enriched by real mountain experiences.
