Monte Rosa guided splitboarding week

Join Edy, an IFMGA-certified guide, on this Monte Rosa guided splitboarding week to explore these beautiful mountains in the Italian Alps.

Alps

7 Days

Apr

High

Intermediate

Description

Join me for an incredible week exploring some of the most beautiful spots in the Alps with this Monte Rose guided splitboarding adventure!

Monte Rosa is a beautiful mountain massif located in the border between Switzerland and Italy. It’s part of the Pennine Alps and one of its many amazing features is the second highest mountain in Western Europe, the Monte Rosa (4634 m).

This program welcomes both snowboarders and skiers and its designed to summit 4 peaks over 4000 meters and ride amazing powder lines in the meantime.

We’ll meet in Courmayeur and start with a short briefing on some safety routines, gear check and game plan. Then, the next day we’ll go to Cervinia from where the adventure will begin.

We’ll ascend to the Breithorn (4,165 m), Castor summit (4,228 m), Signalkuppe (4,554 m) and Giordani peak (4,046 m). We’ll also use our splitboards to get to Il Naso, right on the toe of Liskamm.

All along the way we’ll spend the nights in different mountain huts, which are perfect to share stories and feel the traditional mountaineering atmosphere of the Alps.

But the best part will be the breathtaking pristine slopes, with virgin powder for you to enjoy!

Sounds like an amazing week? It is! Send me a request now and we’ll start planning your visit to this amazing spot in the Alps. You’ll spend an unforgettable time in the Beautiful Monte Rosa!

And if you’re looking for a different kind of activity in the Alps, you might also be interested in my Mountaineering in classic routes and my Mountaineering Grand Courses.

Price includes

Guiding fee
Breakfast
Dinner
Transport during the trip
Lifts tickets

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival

Meeting at Courmayeur
Evening briefing
Overnight at the valley

Day 2: Cervinia

Transfer from Courmayeur to Cervinia
Cable car to Plateau Rosa
Ascent to Breithorn (4,1265 m)
Ski descent to Refugio Ayas hut
Overnight in hut

Day 3: Summit of Castor

Skin to Summit Castor (4,228 m), use of crampons
Descent to Refugio Quintino Sella hut
Overnight in hut

Day 4: Il Naso

Ascent to Il Naso on the toe of Liskamm
Ski descent to the Refugio Mantova hut
Overnight in hut

Day 5: Ascent to Signalkuppe

Ascent to the Signalkuppe (4,554 m) – highest point on the tour
Return to the Mantova Hut
Overnight in hut

Day 6: Ascent to Giordani Peak

Ascent to the Giordani Peak (4,046 m)
Descent to Staffal (Gressoney la Trinité)
Bus tansfer to Courmayeur
Overnight at the valley

Day 7: End of program

End of program
Departure from Courmayeur

About the guide

Edy

Mountain Guide

I was born in 1966. I was an aspirant Mountain Guide from 1986 and a Mountain Guide (IFMGA) as from 1989. In 1988, I joined the Mountain Guides company of Courmayeur, which was the 1st Italian guiding company and the 2nd in the world in 1850. From 1995 to 2001, I had the role of leading guide with as main function the coordination of the work and the promotion of the guiding programs we were organising.
From 1986, I worked in the Mountain Rescue Team of the Aosta Valley. I became a Mountain Rescue Instructor in 2000. As a mountain guide, I practice a lot mountaineering, rock climbing, off-piste skiing, ski touring, snowshoeing, etc.
The past 22 years, I have climbed with my clients many classic routes in the Alps, of mixed, ice and rock; I have climbed the mountains of South America (Aconcagua in Argentina, Cordillera Blanca in Peru, trekking in Torres del Paine in Chile and Fitz Roy in Argentina, the slopes of Alpamayo Pequeno, Sajama, Huayna Potosi, in Illimani Bolivia, Cayambe, Cotopaxi, Chimborazo in Ecuador). Each year, I keep on travelling the Andes with clients and friends to discover new mountains to satisfy the desire of mountaineering.

Languages

Italian | French | English

Certificates

IFMGA

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