TOUR REQUIREMENTS

My programme is divided into three difficulty levels, making it easy for you to find a tour that suits your experience and fitness level.

Easy – For beginners with little or no experience in the respective mountain sport.

Intermediate – For advanced mountaineers and sporty beginners.

Advanced – Special tours that require a high level of experience, fitness, and personal responsibility.

If you have any questions about the requirements, feel free to contact me by email, WhatsApp, or phone.

Tours in the Difficult category include the following requirements:

For high alpine tours, ski tours, and approaches to climbing routes, you should have the fitness to manage up to 1,600 metres of elevation gain.
For multi-pitch routes and sport climbing, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 7.
For alpine climbing routes, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 6.
For ice climbing, this includes climbing icefalls up to WI 5 as a second climber.
For ski tours, high alpine ski tours, and freeriding, you should be able to ski safely and in control in steep terrain up to 40°.

Rope technique skills for ice climbing, climbing, mountaineering, and via ferrata may be required.

Tours in the beginner category include the following requirements:

For high alpine tours, ski tours, and approaches to climbing routes, you should have the fitness to manage up to 800 metres of elevation gain.
For multi-pitch routes and sport climbing, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 4.
For alpine climbing routes, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 3.
For ice climbing, this includes climbing on low-angle icefalls in the range of WI 1 to WI 2 as a second climber, or climbing in an ice park.
For ski tours, high alpine ski tours, and freeriding, you should be able to ski safely and in control on black slopes and on easy off-piste terrain.

Basic rope technique skills for ice climbing, climbing, mountaineering, and via ferrata are not required.

Tours in the Intermediate category include the following requirements:

For high alpine tours, ski tours, and approaches to climbing routes, you should have the fitness to manage up to 1,200 metres of elevation gain.
For multi-pitch routes and sport climbing, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 6.
For alpine climbing routes, you should be comfortable following routes up to UIAA grade 5.
For ice climbing, this includes climbing icefalls in the range of WI 3 to WI 4 as a second climber.
For ski tours, high alpine ski tours, and freeriding, you should be able to ski safely and in control in off-piste terrain.

Basic rope technique skills for ice climbing, climbing, mountaineering, and via ferrata are not required.