4-day alpine tour in the Zillertal Alps

Join IFMGA-certified guide Andreas on a 4-day alpine tour in the Zillertal Alps, which stretch across Italy and Austria, and climb through some fantastic scenery.

Private

Alps

4 Days

May - Sep

High

Intermediate

Highlights

Climb the Zillertal Alps that are deeply biodiverse.
The valuable cultural landscape offers many stunning views.
Witness lovely waterfalls, wild glaciers and jagged peaks.

Description

Explore the fantastic Zillertal Alps on a 4-day alpine tour and discover the incredibly rich biodiversity of the region.

The mountain range, in the Central Eastern Alps, lies on the border between Austria and Italy.

Soaring to a height of 3,510 meters, with its peak of Hochfeiler, the range is a valuable cultural landscape.

This high-speed tour takes place around the Berliner Hut, the largest and oldest in the Zillertal Alps, with fantastic access to a number of slopes.

Nestled between the wild glaciers of the region, it provides stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, as well as being the perfect starting point for numerous alpine tours.

During the 4-day trip we will ascend through Zemmgrund, and pass dramatic waterfalls before conquering Großer Möseler, which at 3,480 meters, is the second highest mountain in the Zillertal Alps.

It is necessary for potential participants to have a good level of fitness in order for the trip to be both fun and safe.

Get in touch now to reserve your place along the Zillertal Alps, which stretch between Austria and Italy, and enjoy a 4-day alpine tour past incredible scenery.

Price includes

Guiding fee

Itinerary

Day 1: Ascend to the Berliner Hut

We will ascend through the Zemmgrund, past impressive waterfalls, to the Berliner Hut at 2,042 m.

Day 2: Climb the Schwarzenstein

We start early towards the glacier and follow the Schwarzensteinkees to Schwarzenstein (3,369m). The descent takes us back to the Berliner Hut.

Day 3: Conquer the Großer Möseler

We follow the glacial moraines to Waxeggkees. Past mighty columns, we cross the border with Italy on the ridge. From the south we conquer the 3,480m-high Großer Möseler, the second highest mountain in the Zillertal Alps. Then descend back to the Berliner Hut.

Day 4: Pass crevasses to ascend Berlin

We start early to reach our third 3,000+ summit. Over the Hornkees we go past numerous crevasses. After a short climbing passage, we finally stand at the mountain of the Berliner hut, the 3,254 m high peak in Berlin. Our way leads us back into the valley past the Berliner Hut to the Gasthaus Breitlaner.

About the guide

Andreas

4.9

(41)

Mountain Guide

The mountains have always been a great part of my life. I was a youth leader of the Alpine Association of Zell am See, Bergrettungsmann, and completed the training as a ski and snowboard instructor. I studied meteorology because it can be very useful in mountaineering. My first trips took me to the Eastern Alps, around Piz Bernina and Biancogray. I also had the chance many times the amazing Mont Blanc range and the peaks around Chamonix. Finally, I got to practice in the high mountains of Bolivia and Chile.
I have really found my calling as a mountain guide. I am right where I always wanted to be. The smile on my clients' faces at the summit or after an intense ski day is so rewarding!
I am part of a team of local guides (Bergführer Zell am See Kaprun), all friends of mine, guys with whom I share the passion for the mountains. They are Markus B, Markus H and Gerald, all IFMGA certified guides. Our philosophy is "to know how to do something well is to enjoy it". Therefore, we always keep learning to give you the best experience.

Languages

German | English

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What people are saying about Andreas

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Anton

Andreas is a big professional - has found best snow conditions and created a big adventure despite not much fresh snow and overall situation with warm weather. 5 stars!

Daniel

Great guiding experience. We had a couple of touring newbies, and Andreas was very patient. Would book again.