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Austria

Ascent to the major peaks of the Eastern Alps

Difficulty

For advanced

Type of adventure

Alps

Date

Summer 2024

Trip description

There are countless wonderful ascents to the peaks of the Eastern Alps. Together, we can look at the top with simpler, but also technically demanding options. Based on your experience, we will arrange your own adventure!

For more demanding events, a basic knowledge of movement on the glacier, a basic knowledge of working with a rope and also the ability to move in rocky terrain are needed. If you don't have these skills, we can help you prepare for the alpine summit together.

Which output will you choose?

Grossvenediger – with its 3666 m, it is the fourth highest mountain in Austria. The glacier-covered peak is one of the most interesting high-altitude destinations in the Austrian Alps, and upon ascent you will be offered a breathtaking view of the entire Hohe Tauern group, including Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner (3,798 m), which is located nearby.

Grossglockner – I want to find out more

Johannisberg – the snow-covered mountain rises impressively above the upper part of the Oberster Pasterzenboden glacier and thus borders the edge of the entire massive Pasterze glacier from the northwest. This mountain is definitely not to be missed.

High Rifle – is a mountain located in Austria in the northern part of the Zillertal Alps. It is located in the central part of the Tux ridge

and other highlights at your request!

The UIAGM mountain guide has the highest international license to work in the mountains and has liability insurance.

Date

Summer 2024

Price for 1 person

from 12,000 CZK

What can you look forward to?

Program

The mountain guide will discuss your plans with you and you will agree on a suitable program together.

Who is the event for?

Adequate physical condition is necessary for each climb. Depending on the difficulty of the selected peak, you will discuss the need for climbing experience with the mountain guide. If your dream mountain peak requires longer and more demanding preparation or you need to improve your skills, a mountain guide can help you with your preparation.

Additional output details

During teaching, we will focus intensively on practical training and individual approaches. Each UIAGM mountain guide respects the usual number of guests on the rope in his work due to the local location, the hike and the type of event organized. Furthermore, due to the overall guarantee of safety, the difficulty of the terrain, and the physical and mental abilities of the guests. An active mountain guide is proven by a valid international UIAGM license with a paid annual fee. If you are participating in any event where a rope is necessary for progress and you are moving in mountaineering terrain, demand as customers, even from a travel agency, a qualified person, a UIAGM mountain guide, who will choose an adequate number of people in relation to the objectives of the event. According to European laws, a MOUNTAIN guide with a valid UIAGM license is the only person who is allowed to guide his guests on glaciers.

What is included in the course price?

Price includes:
Event leadership by a UIAGM mountain guide.
Organizational provision of the event on site
Cancellation insurance.

The price does not include:
Accommodation in mountain huts, food
Costs of the leader (accommodation, food, transport and other expenses related to leading the event). These expenses are covered by the client.
Own transport, it is necessary to take the guide with you. Alternatively, we can arrange the transport
Travel insurance.

What to take with you?

Glacier equipment:
Crampons, ice axe, seat, helmet, sewn loop, 2x HMS carabiner. If you are missing some of the described equipment, contact us, we will arrange the next procedure.
Suitable clothing, footwear and accessories:
Glacier weather can be changeable and cold. It is ideal to layer clothes.
Bottom insulation (underwear) softshell pants, waterproof jacket (goretex) light down jacket (mainly girls) vest two gloves (light + warmer) two socks scarf, hat glacier goggles mountaineering shoes "category D" with the possibility of attaching crampons!! backpack approx. 30l, headlamp, basic first aid kit, thermos Alpenverain insurance - can be arranged in our agency sleeping bag liner personal documents, mobile phone, charger

Where do they sleep?

They sleep in mountain huts in shared dormitories. Beds have a "larisa" blanket and pillow - bring your own sleeping bag liner. Social facilities are shared. Accommodation with half board costs from €50/person/night

What do I have to do to participate in the event?

Submit your application using the form on this page. After receiving this application, we will send you a travel contract and other necessary information. The deposit must be paid within 10 days from the conclusion of the contract by bank transfer. Additional payment for the event according to the instructions in the travel contract.